@savageupdatesBro actually ranking the top 50 Premier League players of all time. Thierry Henry sits at number one, Cristiano Ronaldo second, Wayne Rooney third, Alan Shearer fourth, Kevin De Bruyne fifth. Mohamed Salah is sixth, Roy Keane seventh, Frank Lampard eighth, Harry Kane ninth, Eric Cantona tenth. John Terry eleventh, Paul Scholes twelfth, Ryan Giggs thirteenth, Steven Gerrard fourteenth, Sergio Agüero fifteenth. Dennis Bergkamp sixteenth, Patrick Vieira seventeenth, Virgil van Dijk eighteenth, David Silva nineteenth. The rest of the fifty runs through David Beckham, Eden Hazard, Petr Čech, Rodri, Erling Haaland, Rio Ferdinand, Peter Schmeichel, Ashley Cole and on through the full list of names. Flags sit beside every player, so you get France, Portugal, England, Belgium, Egypt, Ireland, the Netherlands, Spain, Norway, Denmark, Uruguay, Côte d'Ivoire, Italy, Wales, Brazil, Serbia, Senegal and Scotland all represented. Sports Illustrated is the source behind the ranking. A list like this is always going to start arguments, and Henry above Ronaldo is exactly the kind of call that will. Unreal.

@savageupdatesBro actually ranking the top 50 Premier League players of all time. Thierry Henry sits at number one, Cristiano Ronaldo second, Wayne Rooney third, Alan Shearer fourth, Kevin De Bruyne fifth. Mohamed Salah is sixth, Roy Keane seventh, Frank Lampard eighth, Harry Kane ninth, Eric Cantona tenth. John Terry eleventh, Paul Scholes twelfth, Ryan Giggs thirteenth, Steven Gerrard fourteenth, Sergio Agüero fifteenth. Dennis Bergkamp sixteenth, Patrick Vieira seventeenth, Virgil van Dijk eighteenth, David Silva nineteenth. The rest of the fifty runs through David Beckham, Eden Hazard, Petr Čech, Rodri, Erling Haaland, Rio Ferdinand, Peter Schmeichel, Ashley Cole and on through the full list of names. Flags sit beside every player, so you get France, Portugal, England, Belgium, Egypt, Ireland, the Netherlands, Spain, Norway, Denmark, Uruguay, Côte d'Ivoire, Italy, Wales, Brazil, Serbia, Senegal and Scotland all represented. Sports Illustrated is the source behind the ranking. A list like this is always going to start arguments, and Henry above Ronaldo is exactly the kind of call that will. Unreal.