Having a good striker is so important to a team’s aspirations as rarely can a team be successful without having somebody clinical up front. Someone who even when they aren’t having a good game can still finish a big chance when they get one. If you look through every Premier ...

Every year, football players get more and more expensive with the highest transfer record getting broken every few seasons (although the Neymar one will be tough to match). When it is broken it is usually by a big club trying to bring in a striker/winger who can get them 40-50 goals ...

In 2000 Arsenal sold one of their best ever left wingers in Marc Overmars. The Gunners fans must of thought it would take years to replace a player of that calibre. However, in that same summer the London club picked up Robert Pires who would end up being as influential ...

Not many Englishmen can say they have won the league, the FA Cup, the European Cup and the World Cup, but one man who can is Sir Bobby Charlton – a true footballing legend.

In a time when attacking midfielders are the most celebrated players on the pitch, Christian Eriksen still seems somewhat underrated. Rarely is he appreciated the same way the likes of Kevin De Bruyne and David Silva are. This has improved a little this season, but he still deserves more praise ...

Sergio Aguero will go down as one of the greatest strikers in Premier League history. He has been extremely consistent since joining Manchester City in 2011, managing to score 143 League goals in 206 games so far.

There aren’t many better sights in football than an overhead kick flying into the back of the net, everyone loves to see them. This is because they’re a lot rarer than the likes of 30 yard thunderbolts and delightful lobs (although we do like those types of goals as well).

When people talk about the greatest strikers in Premier League history usually three names come up Alan Shearer, Thierry Henry and Dennis Bergkamp.

Xavi is one of the greatest midfielders to ever kick a football. He won four Champions Leagues and eight La Liga titles with Barcelona and a World Cup and two European Championships with Spain. He was a central part of both those teams and neither have been the same since ...

Football is a contact sport and we all enjoy a bit of the physical stuff at times, which is fine if kept inside the rules. The five players on this list have taken that physicality too far more than any others.