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Scottish Premiership top scorers 2022-23: Furuhashi wins the Golden Boot

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Celtic star Giorgos Giakoumakis was crowned top goalscorer in the Scottish top flight last season, but who is leading the race this term?

The Scottish top flight has showcased some lethal goalscoring talents over the years, with numerous top quality strikers plying their trade at the highest level in Scotland.

Kyogo Furuhashi from Celtic has been clinical this season and has already amassed 20 goals to his name so far. He currently appears on course to add his name to the illustrious list of Scottish top flight Golden Boot winners.

There are several other contenders, though, for a leading marksman prize, with the likes of Lawrence Shankland and Bojan Miovski just three and five goals behind the top spot respectively.

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So who will come out on top? GOAL brings you a full rundown of the leading scorers in Scottish Premiership across the 2022-23 season.

Scottish Premiership top scorers 2022-23

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PosPlayerClubGoals
1Kyogo FuruhashiCeltic27
2Kevin van VeenMotherwell25
3Lawrence ShanklandHearts24
4Luis LopesAberdeen16
=4Bojan MiovskiAberdeen16
=4James TavernierRangers16
7Antonio Mirko ColakRangers14
8Fashion SakalaRangers12
=8Josh GinnellyHearts12
=8Kevin NisbetHibernain12
11JotaCeltic11
=11Alfredo MorelosRangers11
=11Jordan WhiteRoss County11
14Liel AbadaCeltic10
=14Malick TillmanRangers10
=14Mark O'HaraSt. Mirren10
17Curtis MainSt Mirren9
=17Elie YouanHibernian9
=17Stevie MaySt. Johnstone9
=17Daniel ArmstrongKilmarnock9
=17Steven FletcherDundee United9
22Josh CampbellHibernain8
=22Daizen MaidaCeltic8

Who finished as Scottish Premiership top goalscorer last season?

The 2021-22 campaign saw a tight battle for the top goalscorer position and it finished with two players on the same goal tally.

Celtic forward Giakoumakis and Ross County forward Regan Charles-Cook both finished the season with 13 goals to their name.

There was another two-way tie in second place between Celtic's Furuhashi and Rangers' Alfredo Morelos, both falling just one goal short of the honour.

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