For the last seven seasons, the Premier League has officially awarded the player the most assists throughout the season.
It may not be surprising that the award was dominated by Keven de Bruyne from Manchester City, who, in three separate opportunities since its inception, claimed that the recognition was in three separate opportunities.
Ollie Watkins Aston Villa led her way last season with 13 assists, but it seems that the title will go somewhere else this term.
The business end of the season is quickly approaching, here are the current candidates for the league award.
– Tottenham Hotspur (@spurstified) March 13, 2025
= 3. Sin Heung-my (Tottenham Hotspur)
It was another topsy-turvy season for Tottenham. Despite reaching a quarter of the finals in the Europa League, the team is currently 14. In a league that has interfered with a long -lasting list of injuries. Ange Postecoglou’s side had to struggle with the same questions that have been tormented by Spurs teams in recent years – and managers.
But one constant at the time was the influence of their Talisman from South Korea. Son again proved to be a key creative entrance for Spurs, claiming that he’s been nine assists this season so far.
= 3. Bruno Fernandes (Manchester United)
With Manchester United in the real danger of noting its worst ending in the Premier League ERA, Old Trafford has shouted very little this season.
But if there was one thing at a distance near the brilliant light for the red side of Manchester, these were the performances of the captains of the Red Devils.
Fernandes has nine assists to go with his eight goals so far, the one who saw that United had spent a large part of it in the lower half of the table.
The Portuguese internationally on several occasions in this term was in line with it, even if his leadership features, at least among experts, are a topic for discussion.
Bruno Fernandes joins an exclusive list @Manuutd Legends to reach
Premier Assistance League
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– Premier League (@premierleague) March 19, 2025
= 2. Antonee Robinson (Fulham)
The complete back was one of the best performers of Fulham’s side of Marc Silva. The American International born in English has 10 assists so far, as the London club is persecuted by the Champions League location.
His performances allegedly aroused the interest of several major clubs. Liverpool are believed to be fans, because Arne slot is looking for a possible long-term replacement for 31-year-old Andy Robertson.
Robinson is nicknamed Jedi. His social media are @Antonee-one. And, based on the number of assists itself, for good reason.
I can’t describe how it is an honor to be named @usmnt The player of the year
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– Antonee Robinson (@antonee_jedi) January 5, 2025
= 2. Bukayo Saka (Arsenal)
This is about the ability to create the goals of Arsenal’s poster, which, despite being set aside from December since December, Saka still in a common second for assistance this season.
With 10 assists in his name, Saka showed the bitter pill for swallowing for Gunners fans, as their search for the first Premier League title in more than 20 years seems to continue.
= 2. Mikkel Damsgaard (Brentford)
There were a lot of anticipation among bees fans when the exciting Danish striker arrived at the Gtech Community Stadium from Sampdoria 2022.
And while the 24-year-old was by no means a flop, perhaps only now the seed of Darsgaard’s talents finally came to fruition. With 10 assists so far, his creativity is a key factor why Thomas Frank was so exciting to watch this season.
Mikkel Damsgaard Assist
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– Brentford FC (@Brentfordfc) 22. February 2025
1. Mohamed Salah (Liverpool)
With 17 assists in the league already in this term, Salah seems to be shoes for this season’s award, which would have been a second time that Liverpool player claimed award after that 2021-22.
After registering seven more assistants from the closest challengers, Liverpool striker will now have his own sights about the demolition of the Premier League Assistance Records in one season of 20, currently shared by Kevin de Bruyne (2019-20) and Thierry Henry (2002-03).
Only Chelsea’s Cole Palmer has created more chances from Salah this season, but the Egyptian leader also escapes in the goals rankings, and Liverpool sat on top of the crowd and on the way to the Premier League title, that could be a very memorable campaign for a 32-year-old.
