Streets Won't Forget: EPL Edition

Despite only playing at West Ham for 2 years, this Frenchman ingrained himself into Premier League history with his dazzling free kicks.

Spaniard who scored 22 goals in the 2012-13 season with Swansea. Injuries kept him from being an all-timer. Idolized by none other than Erling Haaland.

Moody Moroccan who nonetheless won the hearts of Queen's Park Rangers fans with his incredible dribbling ability and infamous black gloves.

Another gloved maestro with an equally infuriating attitude. Still, his efforts for Newcastle in the early 2010s are fondly remembered.

Cheeky trickster that was "so good they named him twice". Capped 73 times by Nigeria.

Signed by Arsenal after an incredible performance for Russia at Euro 2008. 4 goal thriller at Anfield was his magnum opus.

The term "one-season wonder" defines this Paraguayan to a tee. 31 G/A for Blackburn in 2007-08- never had more than 6 after.

Relentless Dutchman who didn't let his short stature stop him from heading in the tying goal against Barcelona in the 2018-19 UCL semi-final. Form dropped after move to PSG.

Assisted the above in said game. Second all-time in caps for the Swiss. Shares nickname with legendary Lakers center.

Some players try and perfect their shooting. Others perfect their passing, or dribbling. This Irishman perfected throw-ins.

Only Brazilian to ever win Premier League Player of the Season, and did it on a relegated Middlesborough side.

Fans went "wild, wild, wild" when this Ivorian "scored some goals for Swansea". Didn't work out at Manchester City.