Top 5 Players with Most Assists in Premier League History

Some goals are result of pure individual brilliance, but for the most you need a teammate with a great vision, and precise passing ability. In the list below you will see the players with most passes leading directly to goals. It is fair to say that they are all legends of the English football. None of them is playing in Premier League anymore, but their legacy will remain in history.

Dennis Bergkamp 94

The non-flying Dutchman spent eleven seasons in the famous red shirt of Arsenal. Will be remembered for his fear of flying and because of that he missed some of the team visits. Has his own statue outside Emirates stadium and is considered true legend of the Gunners. A key part of the “Invincibles” team, his last game for the club was the Champions League final in 2006.

Frank Lampard 102

Known as the highest scoring midfielder in the Premier League, Frank Lampard was also delivering the final passes in his Chelsea days. He won everything there was to be won at club level with Chelsea. He had a short spell with Manchester City in the end of his career and curiously his first goal for City came against Chelsea, which he refused to celebrate.

Wayne Rooney 103

This guy has been all over our lists. As you might already know he is also the second highest scorer in the Premier League and has won “The most beautiful goal of the season” in BBC polls on three occasions. Another curious record that he holds along with David Beckham is that he is the most red-carded player for England with 2 red cards.

Cesc Fabregas 111

Arsenal signed Cesc Fabregas from Barcelona when he was still 16. He spent 8 seasons in London and was promoted to club captain, before joining boyhood team Barcelona. After 3 seasons in Catalunia, Cesc opted to return to London, but this time in the blue colours of Chelsea. He signed for Roman Abramovic team in 2014 and just recently left to Monaco.

Ryan Giggs 162

The most decorated player in English football history. He played only for Manchester United and Wales in his career. Manchester United and Liverpool are the only clubs in English football history with more titles than Giggs’ 13. He was active player for 23 seasons and took part in over than 1000 games.