Who will win Sunday’s three-way tussle for the Premier League Golden Boot?

Ahead of a huge summer with the Three Lions, Kane is 9/2 to open proceedings against Rafael Benitez’s downed Magpies or 6/1 to cap off a tremendous term by bagging a brace or more.

Sergio Aguero (Manchester City)

Last season’s Golden Boot victor Aguero has an added incentive heading into Man City’s clash with Swansea City, as Manuel Pellegrini’s men will likely need at least a draw to secure Champions League football for next term.

The South American ace netted 26 times domestically during the previous campaign and is joint-second in the current charts with 24 strikes alongside Vardy, though he will take to Welsh soil looking to fire his club into a European spot.

Man City occupy fourth position and will hope to fend off rivals fifth-placed Manchester United to remain there, and their clinical frontman is 5/2 to ultimately end top scorer to claim a second successive Golden Boot trophy.

Aguero will be boosted by the fact Swansea hold one of the worst defensive records within the top 11 sides, although the Argentine attacker will have to end a run of eight fixture meetings without a goal, having last dispatched past the Swans back in August 2011.

Jamie Vardy (Leicester City)

Vardy’s sensational season has seen him lift the Premier League title and earn deserved England caps, feats that he could only have dreamed of in recent years, and he is a 6/1 outsider to add a Golden Boot award to his growing list of achievements.

The Foxes forward has 24 strikes to date and will have to tackle former champions Chelsea in his final outing of the campaign, though he did open the scoring in their earlier season battle and is 11/2 to do so again at Stamford Bridge on Sunday afternoon.

Claudio Ranieri’s reliant hitman helped fire Leicester to a 2-1 triumph in that reverse match-up at the King Power Stadium and he will have to find the target again in order to edge Kane or Aguero in the final scoring standings this season.

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