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The youngest players to reach 100 G/A in the Premier League
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The youngest players to reach 100 G/A in the Premier League

Bukayo Saka reached a milestone at the weekend after scoring in Arsenal’s 2-0 win over West Ham. Saka’s spot-kick at the Emirates saw him reach 100 goals and assists in the Premier League, the perfect way to celebrate his 200th league appearance for the Gunners. Saka has reached 100 goal involvements in England’s top-flight less […]

Bukayo Saka reached a milestone at the weekend after scoring in Arsenal’s 2-0 win over West Ham.

Saka’s spot-kick at the Emirates saw him reach 100 goals and assists in the Premier League, the perfect way to celebrate his 200th league appearance for the Gunners.

Saka has reached 100 goal involvements in England’s top-flight less than a month after his 24th birthday, becoming the seventh-youngest player to achieve the feat in the Premier League era. He has now scored 55 league goals and provided 45 assists for Arsenal since his Premier League debut.

Michael Owen holds the record, after reaching 100 goals and assists in the Premier League aged just 22 years and 57 days. Owen is the only teenager ever to have won the division’s Golden Boot, winning back-to-back accolades in 1997/98 and 1998/99.

The former Liverpool forward is also one of just three players to have reached a century of Premier League goal involvements before their 23rd birthday, alongside Wayne Rooney (22 years and 122 days) and Robbie Fowler (22 years and 166 days).

The youngest players to reach 100 goals and assists in the Premier League

  1. Michael Owen (22 years and 57 days)
  2. Wayne Rooney (22 years and 122 days)
  3. Robbie Fowler (22 years and 166 days)
  4. Cesc Fabregas (23 years and 237 days)
  5. Cristiano Ronaldo (23 years and 267 days)
  6. Romelu Lukaku (23 years and 267 days)
  7. Bukayo Saka (24 years and 29 days)

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