, who won the award for the first time in 2018, despite the Three Lions going out at the quarter-finals stage. French hotshots Kylian Mbappe (8-1) and Karim Benzema (10-1) are charged with fiiring Les Bleus into the history books as the first side to win back-to-back World Cups since Brazil in 1962. Both will be hugely popular with Golden Boot punters but it's worth remembering that Mbappe will be on penalties for France, which could be a major factor. Of Harry Kane's six goals at the 2018 tournament, only one goal came from open play – as in, not from a corner, free kick or penalty. Betfred is offering new customers an incredible £60 worth of bonuses when you sign up and bet just £10 on any event. Simply register, place a £10 wager and you will qualify for this unbeatable welcome offer! 18+ | T&C's apply | New customers only | Gamble responsibly | begambleaware.org Golden Boot Key Contenders Harry Kane (7-1) The Spurs and England legend is closing in on Wayne Rooney 's scoring record for England and three goals in Qatar will see Kane overtake the former Manchester United star. Will it be enough for Kane to bag a second successive World Cup Golden Boot award? England probably need to go deep if Kane is going to bag top honours but he is the Three Lions penalty taker - which is a big help - and the England captain goes into the tounament having already bagged 12 Premier Leagie goals for his club this term. Kylian Mbappe (8-1) Mbappe became the second-youngest player behind Pele to score in a World Cup final when he netted in the 65th minute against Croatia to win the trophy in 2018 and Golden Boot backers are naturally going to be drawn to one of the world's bigges){kind=link}
We take a look at the key World Cup 2022 Golden Boot contenders and come up with a 25-1 value pick
The biggest footballing stars on the planet come together in Qatar in November in a fascinating race to win the 2022 Golden Boot award.
Betfred’s 2022 Golden Boot betting is headed by England’s Harry Kane (7-1), who won the award for the first time in 2018, despite the Three Lions going out at the quarter-finals stage.
French hotshots Kylian Mbappe (8-1) and Karim Benzema (10-1) are charged with fiiring Les Bleus into the history books as the first side to win back-to-back World Cups since Brazil in 1962.
Both will be hugely popular with Golden Boot punters but it’s worth remembering that Mbappe will be on penalties for France, which could be a major factor. Of Harry Kane’s six goals at the 2018 tournament, only one goal came from open play â as in, not from a corner, free kick or penalty.