The best goals of the 2024/25 Premier League season | OneFootball

The Premier League season comes to an end this weekend and it’s been another campaign full of memorable moments.

As we head into the final fixtures, we’ve looked back at some of the very best goals scored in 2024/25.

The best goals of the 2024/25 Premier League season

Jhon Duran – ASTON VILLA vs Everton

Jhon Duran caught the eye over the opening months of the campaign, with a goal-laden start to the season attracting transfer interest. Duran departed in January to join Saudi side Al-Nassr in a €77m deal, but not before this blast claimed September’s Goal of the Month award.

Harry Wilson – FULHAM vs Brentford

Only one player has scored more goals as a substitute in the Premier League than Harry Wilson this season.

The Wales winger has had to settle for an impact role for much of the campaign, but has delivered when called upon with five goals off the bench.

Wilson’s late, late show turned defeat into victory for Fulham back in November, scoring twice in stoppage time to down Brentford at Craven Cottage. Wilson’s equaliser in the 2-1 win was out of this world, an acrobatic and delicate flick to send the ball looping over Mark Flekken.

A stooping header moments later ensured West London bragging rights were secured.

Kaoru Mitoma – BRIGHTON vs Chelsea

The velvetiest of first touches from Kaoru Mitoma helped Brighton to a 3-0 win over Chelsea on Valentine’s Day, an outrageous piece of control from the Japanese winger.

Incredible.

Julio Enciso – Everton vs IPSWICH TOWN

There wasn’t much to cheer for Ipswich this season but this stunning strike from Julio Enciso was a rare highlight.

The Paraguayan’s piledriver kickstarted a comeback at Everton, adding another Golazo to his growing collection.

Omar Marmoush – MANCHESTER CITY vs Bournemouth

Omar Marmoush left it late to throw his name into the hat for Goal of the Season but what a contender to end the season on.

In the penultimate round of games, City’s winter window recruit let fly with a howitzer to open the scoring against Bournemouth.

Ready, aim, fire.

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