We understand that, the Premier League just refuses to chill when it comes to producing world-class wingers. Seriously, every year there’s some new kid tearing up defenders or some old face reinventing himself.
Here’s the real deal—my totally subjective, and possibly controversial, list of the top left wingers doing bits in England right now. Stats are cool, but I’m talking vibes, big moments, and straight-up danger on the pitch.
11. Harvey Barnes (Newcastle United)
2024/25 stats : 40 Games, 9 Goals and 4 Assists
Look, Barnes might not always be the first name on the Newcastle team sheet, but the man’s got sauce. Injuries tried to take him out, but he bounced back like he’s allergic to the treatment table. He’s that guy you throw on when you need chaos—powerful runs, sneaky goals, and the kind of directness that makes defenders panic. Off the bench or starting, he’s always ready to make some poor right-back’s life miserable.
10. Noni Madueke (Chelsea)
2024/25 stats : 46 Games, 11 Goals and 4 Assists
Yeah, he’s usually a right winger, but Chelsea’s been mixing it up, and honestly, it’s working. Madueke is pure vibes—quick feet, flashy dribbles, and the confidence to try stuff that makes fans gasp (or groan, depending on the day). He’s still ironing out the kinks—sometimes you’re screaming at the TV because he held the ball too long—but when he’s on, he’s borderline unplayable.
9. Alex Iwobi (Fulham)
2024/25 stats : 44 Games, 9 Goals and 6 Assists
Iwobi? In a top 10? Hear me out. He’s not just “that guy from Arsenal” anymore. Fulham’s turned him into Mr. Reliable—always working, linking up play, and keeping things ticking. He doesn’t get enough love, but without him, Fulham would look half as organized. He’s not flashy, but man, he’s clever and actually delivers when it matters.
8. Marcus Rashford (Manchester United)
2024/25 stats : 17 Games, 4 Goals and 5 Assists
Rashford’s had better years, not gonna sugarcoat it. Still, even an off-form Rashford will burn you if you give him a yard of space. His speed and knack for cutting inside are still nightmare fuel for defenders. United’s been all over the place, but every now and then, Rashford just decides to remind everyone what he can do with a moment of magic.
7. Leandro Trossard (Arsenal)
2024/25 stats : 51 Games, 10 Goals and 9 Assists
Trossard is criminally underrated. He’s not the superstar, but he’s the guy who pops up with a goal or assist when you least expect it. Super tidy on the ball, always knows where to be, and honestly, pretty clutch whether he starts or comes in late. Plus, he can play basically anywhere up front, but he’s looked best drifting in from the left this season.
6. Jérémy Doku (Manchester City)
2024/25 stats : 41 Games, 8 Goals and 9 Assists
Doku has quickly become one of the most feared dribblers in the Premier League. His ability to accelerate past defenders in tight spaces is unmatched, and Pep Guardiola has given him the freedom to isolate full-backs and create havoc.
While he still needs to improve his end product and tactical consistency, Doku’s pure explosiveness and creativity make him a nightmare for defenders. His performances this season, especially in home games, have been electric.
5. Gabriel Martinelli (Arsenal)
2024/25 stats : 51 Games, 10 Goals and 5 Assists
Martinelli is chaos with a Brazilian accent. Blazing pace, loves a scrap, and presses like he’s powered by Red Bull. Injuries slowed him down a bit, and Trossard’s been sharing minutes, but defenders still hate seeing him run at them. Two-footed, relentless, and just a menace all game long.
4. Anthony Gordon (Newcastle United)
2024/25 stats: 42 Games , 9 Goals and 6 Assists
Gordon’s glow-up under Eddie Howe is wild. He’s gone from “eh, maybe good” to “oh wow, he’s everywhere.” Relentless energy, smarter movement, way better decisions, and now he’s getting goals and assists, too. Newcastle’s attack just works better with him in it, simple as that.
3. Eberechi Eze (Crystal Palace)
2024/25 stats : 43 Games , 14 Goals and 12 Assists
Eze isn’t your old-school, chalk-on-the-boots winger, but who cares? He floats left, drifts central, and just makes stuff happen. His dribbling is ridiculous, and he’s got that swagger—like he’s playing cage football at Selhurst. This year, he’s added goals to his bag, so now defenders can’t just stand off and hope he passes. If you like flair, Eze’s your guy.
2. Luis Díaz (Liverpool)
2024/25 stats: 50 Goals , 17 Goals and 5 Assists
Díaz is basically a human Red Bull. Relentless, unpredictable, and always looking to cause trouble. His finishing? Sometimes wild, but when he gets it right, it’s highlight reel stuff. He’s perfect for Klopp’s heavy metal football—presses, dribbles, and scares the life out of fullbacks. Plus, he’s finally finding some consistency, which is bad news for the rest of the league.
1. Cody Gakpo (Liverpool)
2024/25 stats: 48 games , 18 goals and 6 Assists
So, technically, Gakpo floats around a bit, but when he’s on the left? Absolute class. He’s smart, silky on the ball, and just knows when to pop up with a goal or killer pass. Liverpool needed someone to step up with all their injury chaos, and Gakpo’s been that guy. He’s not flashy for the sake of it—he’s just really, really effective. That’s why he’s top of the pile for me.
