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Highest Scoring FPL Players in History

With so many legends having graced the Premier League, it’s worth knowing which players have scored the most points in a single Fantasy Premier League season.

The record belongs to Mohamed Salah, whose 344 points in 2024/25 came from 29 goals and 18 assists. Only 2 seasons have ever passed 300.

It’s safe to say that if you avoided any of these players, you’d have had a frustrating season.

Most FPL Points in a Season

The highest scoring single seasons in Fantasy Premier League history
#PlayerSeasonClubPointsGoalsAssists
1Mohamed Salah2024/25Liverpool3442918
2Mohamed Salah2017/18Liverpool3033212
3Luis Suarez2013/14Liverpool2953125
4Frank Lampard2009/10Chelsea2842214
5Cristiano Ronaldo2007/08Man Utd283316
6Thierry Henry2002/03Arsenal2732420
7Erling Haaland2022/23Man City272369
8Robin van Persie2011/12Arsenal269309
9Frank Lampard2004/05Chelsea2691318
10Mohamed Salah2021/22Liverpool2652314
11Alexis Sanchez2016/17Arsenal2642410
12Harry Kane2022/23Tottenham263309
13Robin van Persie2012/13Man Utd262269

Only Mohamed Salah, Frank Lampard, Robin van Persie appear more than once — a reminder of how rare a season like this is even for players who dominate a decade.

13

Robin van Persie, 2012/132× on this listMan Utd

262Points
26Goals
9Assists
35Involvements

Van Persie's first season at Man Utd after a transfer that caused no shortage of ill feeling among Arsenal supporters. Twenty-six goals, a Premier League title, and no sign the controversy touched him on the pitch.

12

Harry Kane, 2022/23Tottenham

263Points
30Goals
9Assists
39Involvements

A surprise that Kane features only once given how relentlessly consistent he was. Thirty goals and nine assists is more impressive still for the context: Tottenham were poor throughout and finished eighth.

11

Alexis Sanchez, 2016/17Arsenal

264Points
24Goals
10Assists
34Involvements

Many remember Sanchez for his Man Utd years. At Arsenal he was a different player — arguably the best in the league at the time — and twenty-four goals from the left made him close to unmissable.

10

Mohamed Salah, 2021/223× on this listLiverpool

265Points
23Goals
14Assists
37Involvements

Twenty-three goals and fourteen assists, which for most players would be a career season and for Salah is his third appearance on this list.

9

Frank Lampard, 2004/052× on this listChelsea

269Points
13Goals
18Assists
31Involvements

Thirteen goals and eighteen assists from midfield, powering Chelsea's first Premier League title. The comparison that dates it best: Thierry Henry scored twenty-five goals that same season and finished thirty-eight points behind.

8

Robin van Persie, 2011/122× on this listArsenal

269Points
30Goals
9Assists
39Involvements

Van Persie's peak came at Arsenal rather than at Man Utd. Thirty goals here, followed by a title-winning first season at Old Trafford, earned him a £14.0m starting price for 2013/14 — still the most expensive any player has ever begun an FPL season at.

7

Erling Haaland, 2022/23Man City

272Points
36Goals
9Assists
45Involvements

Thirty-six goals in a debut Premier League season, and the year not owning a player was genuinely ruinous. What makes it more remarkable is the minutes: 2,767 of a possible 3,420, so this was not a case of simply being on the pitch more than anyone else.

6

Thierry Henry, 2002/03Arsenal

273Points
24Goals
20Assists
44Involvements

Henry appears once but dominated the game's early years completely. Other than Lampard's 2004/05, he finished top scorer every season from 2002/03 to 2005/06, and the only other player to pass 200 points across those four years was Robert Pires with 216. Henry's worst return in that span was 231.

5

Cristiano Ronaldo, 2007/08Man Utd

283Points
31Goals
6Assists
37Involvements

Thirty-one goals while listed as a midfielder, which is the detail that carries this season. Only Salah has bettered that tally. For a sense of the rate: those thirty-one came in 2,746 minutes, against eighteen in 2,454 minutes in 2021/22 — and the latter was still a fine return.

4

Frank Lampard, 2009/102× on this listChelsea

284Points
22Goals
14Assists
36Involvements

Lampard's best campaign, and the strongest answer to the long argument about him, Gerrard and Scholes. Thirty-six appearances, thirty-six goal involvements — a return in every game. He made the FPL dream team in seven of the game's first eight seasons.

3

Luis Suarez, 2013/14Liverpool

295Points
31Goals
25Assists
56Involvements

There is a real argument this is the greatest single FPL season ever played, because of what it did not include. Suarez was suspended for Liverpool's first five matches, and not one of his thirty-one goals came from a penalty — Steven Gerrard took those, converting ten of eleven. Give Suarez the same spot kicks across a full campaign and he finishes north of 335.

2

Mohamed Salah, 2017/183× on this listLiverpool

303Points
32Goals
12Assists
44Involvements

The first player to break 300 points, and the season that established what a Salah year looks like. He started it at £9.0m and finished at £10.6m; he has not begun a season below £12.0m since. Some managers still argue his average position warrants a forward classification, which rather makes the point about how far ahead of the midfielder field he has been.

1

Mohamed Salah, 2024/253× on this listLiverpool

344Points
29Goals
18Assists
47Involvements

Not only does Salah hold the top two places, this season may never be beaten. Twenty-nine goals and eighteen assists is a haul no midfielder has come close to, and it arrived in his eighth season at Liverpool rather than a one-off peak. Across those eight years he has averaged 261 points a season — an average that would itself place him on this list.

What makes a 300 point season

Two things separate the very top of this list from a merely excellent campaign: near total availability, and a share of the set pieces. Salah’s record year came with penalties; Suarez’s 2013/14 did not, which is why it is so often argued as the finest season of the lot.

Position matters just as much. Five of these thirteen were scored by players listed as midfielders, who earn an extra point per goal and a clean sheet point on top. Ronaldo’s thirty-one goals as a midfielder in 2007/08 is the clearest illustration of what that classification is worth.

You can see how the current season’s leaders compare on our FPL player stats pages, which hold full season data back to 2018/19, or check who made each season’s FPL dream team.

More FPL data

For who is scoring now rather than who scored then, try our points predictor, the player form table or our xG and xA table.