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Arsenal players have won this award six times in total but one player accounts for two thirds of those victories. Robin van Persie won it with the Gunners in 2011\/12 and then rather annoyingly, and uniquely, won it again the following season, but this time with Man United. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang also won it jointly with Liverpool duo Sadio Mane and Mo Salah.<\/p>\n
But before all of that there was the magical, mesmeric, magnificent Thierry Henry. And with four wins, the elegant, deadly French forward leads the way in terms of total career Premier League Golden Boots. His record may one day be taken by a certain blonde Viking, assuming Erling Haaland stays at City long enough, but for now at least, Henry tops the pile!<\/p>\n
Players With Multiple Golden Boot Wins<\/h2>\n
The list below shows all players who have won this honour, either solely or jointly, on more than one occasion.<\/p>\n
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- 4 Wins<\/strong> – Thierry Henry<\/li>\n
- 3 Wins<\/strong> – Mo Salah, Harry Kane, Alan Shearer<\/li>\n
- 2 Wins<\/strong> – Robin van Persie, Didier Drogba, Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink, Michael Owen<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
2001\/2 – Henry Claims First Win<\/h2>\n
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Thierry Henry (Christophe95<\/a> | Wikipedia.org – CC BY-SA 3.0)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n Thierry Henry was signed by Arsenal in the summer of 1999 by Ars\u00e8ne Wenger, who had managed the player at Monaco. The \u00a311m fee would soon prove a bargain, as Wenger converted the player from a winger into a centre forward, albeit one that would often drift out wide.<\/p>\n
He netted 26 goals in all competitions in his first season in north London, including 17 in the league from just 31 games. He matched that Premier League tally in the following campaign but in 2001\/02 he took his scoring to another level and bagged 24 goals in 33 games to land his first Golden Boot award and the first by any Arsenal player.<\/p>\n
His goals fired the Gunners to the Premier League title and if his \u00a311m fee hadn\u2019t already been paid off, it certainly was after that. Henry was helped in this feat by fellow forward Dennis Bergkamp, who recorded 12 assists, and French midfielder Robert Pires, who topped the creator\u2019s table with a massive 15 assists.<\/p>\n
2003\/4 – Record Tally for French Maestro<\/h2>\n
In 2002\/03 Henry once again bagged 24 league goals but did not win the Golden Boot, with Man United\u2019s Ruud van Nistelrooy pipping him on 25. This was the era of a fierce Arsenal rivalry with Man United, both between fans, players and the managers, Wenger and Sir Alex Ferguson. In 2002\/03 Henry was second and so were Arsenal, United winning the league.<\/p>\n
However, 12 months after that, in the 2003\/04 campaign, Arsenal would do something that no Premier League side has done before or since. The famous Invincibles went the whole campaign undefeated and with Henry on fire up front they won the league.<\/p>\n
Henry recorded his highest seasonal tally in the PL, managing a massive 30 goals, eight clear of Shearer in second and 10 more than Van Nistelrooy. His goals came from 37 matches and he added nine more in other competitions to end the campaign with 39, the most he would ever score in a single season for the club.<\/p>\n
2004\/5 – Henry Does It Again<\/h2>\n
Henry had only narrowly missed out in 2002\/03 but in 2004\/05 he would not be denied as he defended his Premier League Golden Boot award. The odd injury meant he only featured 32 times in the league but he still managed to bag 25 goals to top the pile.<\/p>\n
He was four clear of Crystal Palace\u2019s Andy Johnson, with his teammate Pires third, well back on 14 goals. Henry was again among the nominated players for the PFA Player’s Player award but having won it in 2002\/03 and 2003\/04, he was beaten to glory by Chelsea skipper John Terry. The Blues won the title that year, with Arsenal and Henry second.<\/p>\n
2005\/6 – And Again: Hat-Trick Henry<\/h2>\n
In 2005\/06 Henry was at it again and despite only playing 32 league games once more, he completed a hat-trick of PL Golden Boot wins by banging home 27 goals. He ended the campaign with 33 from just 45 games, a wonderful return from such a magnificent player.<\/p>\n
Once again it was United\u2019s Van Nistelrooy in second, this time with 21 goals but the Gunners finished down in fourth, some 24 points adrift of a powerful Chelsea team. The balance of power in the Premier League was changing and Henry knew it. Still a Gunners great, he moved to Barcelona in 2007, having scored 10 goals in 17 games in his final campaign for Arsenal (though he did return briefly on loan in 2011\/12).<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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- 3 Wins<\/strong> – Mo Salah, Harry Kane, Alan Shearer<\/li>\n
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![Christophe95<\/a> | Wikipedia.org – CC BY-SA 3.0)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nThierry Henry was signed by Arsenal in the summer of 1999 by Ars\u00e8ne Wenger, who had managed the player at Monaco. The \u00a311m fee would soon prove a bargain, as Wenger converted the player from a winger into a centre forward, albeit one that would often drift out wide.<\/p>\nHe netted 26 goals in all competitions in his first season in north London, including 17 in the league from just 31 games. He matched that Premier League tally in the following campaign but in 2001\/02 he took his scoring to another level and bagged 24 goals in 33 games to land his first Golden Boot award and the first by any Arsenal player.<\/p>\nHis goals fired the Gunners to the Premier League title and if his \u00a311m fee hadn\u2019t already been paid off, it certainly was after that. Henry was helped in this feat by fellow forward Dennis Bergkamp, who recorded 12 assists, and French midfielder Robert Pires, who topped the creator\u2019s table with a massive 15 assists.<\/p>\n2003\/4 – Record Tally for French Maestro<\/h2>\nIn 2002\/03 Henry once again bagged 24 league goals but did not win the Golden Boot, with Man United\u2019s Ruud van Nistelrooy pipping him on 25. This was the era of a fierce Arsenal rivalry with Man United, both between fans, players and the managers, Wenger and Sir Alex Ferguson. In 2002\/03 Henry was second and so were Arsenal, United winning the league.<\/p>\nHowever, 12 months after that, in the 2003\/04 campaign, Arsenal would do something that no Premier League side has done before or since. The famous Invincibles went the whole campaign undefeated and with Henry on fire up front they won the league.<\/p>\nHenry recorded his highest seasonal tally in the PL, managing a massive 30 goals, eight clear of Shearer in second and 10 more than Van Nistelrooy. His goals came from 37 matches and he added nine more in other competitions to end the campaign with 39, the most he would ever score in a single season for the club.<\/p>\n2004\/5 – Henry Does It Again<\/h2>\nHenry had only narrowly missed out in 2002\/03 but in 2004\/05 he would not be denied as he defended his Premier League Golden Boot award. The odd injury meant he only featured 32 times in the league but he still managed to bag 25 goals to top the pile.<\/p>\nHe was four clear of Crystal Palace\u2019s Andy Johnson, with his teammate Pires third, well back on 14 goals. Henry was again among the nominated players for the PFA Player’s Player award but having won it in 2002\/03 and 2003\/04, he was beaten to glory by Chelsea skipper John Terry. The Blues won the title that year, with Arsenal and Henry second.<\/p>\n2005\/6 – And Again: Hat-Trick Henry<\/h2>\nIn 2005\/06 Henry was at it again and despite only playing 32 league games once more, he completed a hat-trick of PL Golden Boot wins by banging home 27 goals. He ended the campaign with 33 from just 45 games, a wonderful return from such a magnificent player.<\/p>\nOnce again it was United\u2019s Van Nistelrooy in second, this time with 21 goals but the Gunners finished down in fourth, some 24 points adrift of a powerful Chelsea team. The balance of power in the Premier League was changing and Henry knew it. 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