Which footballers have the most goals and assists combined in the Premier League era? | OneFootball

Which footballers have the most goals and assists combined in the Premier League era?

Only the game's greats reach the sort of numbers posted on this list, with the longevity of these match-winners etching them into Premier League history.

5. Ryan Giggs – 271 (109 goals, 162 assists)

Ryan Giggs' record of 162 assists in the Premier League is one than might never be beaten. Assist-machines in Cesc Fabregas and Kevin De Bruyne have tried and failed to catch the Welsh winger, whose more than two decades in the Manchester United side saw him stump up quite the total.

He's one of only three players to register 100+ goals and 100+ assists in the Premier League, all of whom make this list.

4. Frank Lampard – 279 (177 goals, 102 assists)

Chelsea's all-time record scorer and assist provider, Frank Lampard's ludicrous numbers stack up with the best.

Lampard made crashing the penalty box an art form, arriving unmarked time and time again to score goals. He notched 10+ league goals from midfield for 10 straight seasons at Stamford Bridge.

3. Mohamed Salah – 284 (191 goals, 93 assists)

The only active player on this list, Salah is still climbing when it comes to Premier League goals and assists.

A joint-record fourGolden Boots and two Playmaker Awards have helped 'The Egyptian King' charge up to third and he'll hope to pass 300 before his Anfield exit.

He set a new Premier League record for goals and assists in a 38-game season, recording 47 in 2024-25.

2. Wayne Rooney – 311 (208 goals, 103 assists)

The only footballer in Premier League history to reach 200+ goals and 100+ assists.

Rooney was the boy wonder who became a Premier League icon, with his career highlights cemented in the league's tale.

1. Alan Shearer – 324 (260 goals, 64 assists)

Alan Shearer stands above the competition for goal involvements, in large part thanks to a record-breaking 260 goals in the Premier League,

Shearer set standards for Premier League centre-forwards of his era, claiming three consecutive Golden Boot awards during the mid-nineties.

After winning the Premier League title atBlackburn Rovers, Shearer signed for boyhood side Newcastle in a world-record deal in 1996. Across a decade on Tyneside, he became the greatest goalscorer in the Magpies' history.