To determine the best success between these challengers, someone needs to set up a 100-meter sprint.
Speed is n't everything in football, but it can make a big difference.
While some of the greatest players in the Premier League, such as Rodri, Martin Ødegaard and Cole Palmer, are n't renowned for their speed, there's a tremendous benefit to being quick off the mark.
DataVictory examines the division's fastest people ahead of the 2024/25 strategy using data collected by the Premier League next year.
10. Gabriel Martinelli, Arsenal ( 36.33km/h )
The Portuguese winger struggled to find his best shape last year amid opposition from Leandro Trossard, who scored half as many group goals. As Arsenal once more struggled for the name, falling short of a continuous Manchester City, Martinelli's speed also presented many challenges for soldiers.
9. Luis Diaz, Liverpool ( 36.42km/h )
Diaz struggled with a bit last season, which is understandable given how much of his focus was affected. His dad was brutally abducted in October, but he was safe to enjoy his brother's continued success at the club and international levels. The 27-year-old starred in Colombia's move to the Copa America last, where they lost to Argentina.
8. Illia Zabarnyi, Bournemouth ( 36.60km/h )
The strong young centre-back impressed during his first full season in the Premier League, missing just one activity under Andoni Iraola. Given his elevation and pace, it was difficult for workers to outsmart him in the air or on the floor. In response to Arsenal's attention, he recently accepted a fresh five-year agreement.
7. Amadou Onana, Aston Villa ( 36.65km/h )
Onana agreed to move to Aston Villa for a$ 50 million salary after two decades at Goodison Park. The rangy midfielder, who played every moment for Belgium at the Euros, is a delightful contrast to Unai Emery's club as they prepare for the team's first always Champions League campaign.
6. Anthony Gordon, Newcastle United ( 36.68km/h )
Gordon wants to continue his remarkable year, which saw him net 11 Premier League goals. The 23-year-old winger's energy pace and direct dribbling earned him a real threat, which earned him an England comeback and interest from Liverpool. At the Euros, he had much chance to make an affect.
5. Dominik Szoboszlai, Liverpool ( 36.76km/h )
With new boss Arne Slot aiming to take the team in a different path, the ambitious Hungarian midfielder hopes to develop on a strong second season there. As Liverpool's style of play evolves, more focus may be placed on Szoboszlai's specialized skill more than his absolute running authority.
4. Jakub Moder, Brighton and Hove Albion ( 36.84km/h )
Moder has n't fully established himself as a first-team regular since spending almost four years at Brighton. A devastating ACL injury saw him miss the whole of the 2022-23 season, but it does n't seem to have robbed him of any pace. Linked with a move to Leicester City, the Polish international's coming remains ambiguous.
3. Pedro Neto, Wolverhampton Wanderers ( 36.86km/h )
Last year, Neto about became irresistible at days. The Portuguese winger accelerates quickly away from supporters with his quickness and skill. However, his violent rate contributed to a couple of hamstring injury that curbed Wolves ' interests.
2. Anthony Elanga, Nottingham Forest ( 36.91km/h )
The original Manchester United idea has definitely hit his stride since moving to the City Ground. In his first season playing for Forest, he scored five goals and added nine assists, putting the team on fire after a bad start. The Swedish foreign, who struck up a great knowledge with Callum Hudson-Odoi and Morgan Gibbs-White, has already been linked with Newcastle United.
1. Micky van de Ven, Tottenham Hotspur ( 37.38km/h )
Van de Ven quickly adjusted to career in England, asserting himself to be one of the Premier League's best soldiers. He was certainly the quickest, breaking Kyle Walker's report from the past year. The £43million filing from Wolfsburg helped Tottenham to a fifth-place complete under Ange Postecoglou.
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