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#3 Robert Pires
One of Arsene Wenger’s proudest signings in the Premier League, Robert Pires, was a key part of Arsenal’s left-sided attack. The Frenchman had a tough start to life in the Premier League, but his flair and attacking threat soon made him instrumental in Wenger’s era of dominance.
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Critics who underestimated him spoke too soon as the winger went on to win two Premier League titles, three FA Cups and two Community Shields.
He also won the FWA Player of the Year in 2002. The World Cup winner was also a key member of the Invincibles and ended his Arsenal career with 85 goals and 60 assists in 284 matches.
While Patrick Vieira marshaled the midfield, Pires was arguably the biggest attacking asset Arsenal had in the wide areas. Pires spent six years at Arsenal in the Premier League before joining Villareal in 2006.
He has been part of the coaching staff for the Gunners over the past few years and is inspiring many young talents.
#2 Eden Hazard
Arguably the greatest Chelsea player of recent times, Eden Hazard was a joy to watch during his time in the Premier League. The Belgian had the ability to transform games at will with his mesmeric dribbling, close control and finishing.
Hazard has won two Premier Leagues, two Europa League titles and the FA Cup with Chelsea and was named the Blues' Player of the Year award on four occasions.
This is ample evidence of the brilliance of the Belgian, who was an absolute nightmare to defend against when he was in his prime at Chelsea.
Hazard has a commendable 110 goals and 92 assists for Chelsea in 352 appearances. He was named Premier League Player of the Season in 2014-15 and 2016-17.
Real Madrid fans were ecstatic when he made his Premier League exit and signed for them in 2019. However, injuries have severely affected his performances, and he is a shadow of his former self with the Los Blancos.
#1 Ryan Giggs
The most decorated footballer in England, Ryan Giggs, is an example of a one-club man who has achieved greatness in the Premier League.
A fearless and determined winger, the Manchester United legend has an astonishing trophy collection. It consists of 13 Premier League titles, four FA Cups, four League Cups, nine Community Shields, two Champions League trophies, and many other individual honors.
He was also part of the exceptional treble-winning Manchester United team of 1999.
An all-time Manchester United great, Giggs' longevity in the game, leadership qualities, and passion for the club make him number one on this list. Even with his competitive nature, he has never been sent off for the Red Devils in a career that spanned two decades.
Giggs has made an incredible 941 appearances for Manchester United, scoring 164 goals and having 250 assists to his name. He is the current manager of the Wales National Team.
