#3 Trent Alexander-Arnold - Liverpool
Liverpool right-back Trent Alexander-Arnold is one of the best in the business. In addition to his solid defensive prowess, Alexander-Arnold is proficient in his offensive approach. He is one of the main creative outlets for Liverpool with his continuous marauding runs and superb crosses from the right flank.
Alexander-Arnold is also one of the best set-piece takers in the Premier League. From corners and free-kicks, the 23-year-old can churn out venomous, swinging balls to his teammates, which is difficult to defend.
One of the most famous moments of his career came in the UEFA Champions League in the 2019 semi-final. He took an early corner which shocked Barcelona's defense and helped Liverpool score a goal through Divock Origi. This goal took Liverpool to the final which they eventually won.
Alexander-Arnold is also efficient when it comes to direct free-kicks, finding the net more often than not. For his style and exploits from set-pieces, he is often compared to the legendary David Beckham.
#2 Bruno Fernandes - Manchester United
Since his arrival at Manchester United, Bruno Fernandes has proved himself to be one of the best midfielders in the Premier League. The Portuguese midfielder has a knack for running into space and causing problems for opponents. His efficiency in the final third has been a major boost for United over the last few seasons.
Bruno is a major option for set-pieces due to his technical proficiency. The 27-year-old's in-swinging crosses often finds his teammates, resulting in goalscoring opportunities. He remains extremely composed while taking penalties - a major chunk of his 18 Premier League goals last campaign being penalties.
Bruno has been the designated set-piece taker for the Red Devils. Even after the arrival of Cristiano Ronaldo, he has been handed the responsibility for United.
#1 James Ward-Prowse - Southampton
Southampton captain James Ward-Prowse might not be a stellar name on the list but he is still the best set-piece taker in the Premier League. The English midfielder is miles ahead due to his consistency in producing sensational moments from set-pieces.
Ward-Prowse is technically brilliant, which makes him a threat to be reckoned with in dead ball situations. With a unique mixture of curl, dip and power in his free-kicks, the 26-year-old knows how to put the ball into the net. He scored four goals from direct free-kicks in the previous campaign, proving his caliber in the Premier League.
Not just direct free-kicks but Ward-Prowse is also brilliant while taking corners and long range free-kicks. He knows the exact angle to swing in dangerous crosses for his teammates. There is no doubt that Ward-Prowse takes our #1 spot and by some margin.