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1. Dennis Bergkamp - Arsenal
One of the most magical forwards in the world during his playing days, Bergkamp graced the Premier League for 11 seasons with Arsenal, winning 3 league titles. Graduating from Ajax's famed production line, he sealed a high-profile move to Inter Milan in '93, during a difficult period in the Serie A club's history.
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Amidst a takeover by Italian businessman Massimo Moratti, Bergkamp left Inter to join Arsenal. He struggled to adapt in England initially, but Arsene Wenger's appointment in '96 changed both his fortunes and the club's. The Dutchman was an integral component during Wenger's initial success years, helping Arsenal break Manchester United's dominance and win the league in 1998.
He scored 120 goals for the club in total, some of which are considered among the most iconic Premier League goals. Schooled in Total Football at Ajax, Bergkamp helped Wenger implement his trademark, free-flowing football at Highbury. He eventually retired in 2006 after a star-studded testimonial at the Emirates.
