The Telegraph ranks the top ten Premier League legends: Henry first, De Bruyne fifth, Ronaldo seventh, Salah eighth.

Salah has announced he will leave Liverpool at the end of this season, terminating his contract one year early to become a free agent, thus ending his nine-year tenure at Anfield. British media are widely discussing Salah's place among the Premier League's greatest players, with the sports section of The Daily Telegraph listing their top ten Premier League legends.

• First: Thierry Henry (Arsenal), 258 appearances, 175 goals, 74 assists, winning the Premier League Golden Boot four times.
• Second: Ryan Giggs (Manchester United), 632 appearances, 109 goals, 162 assists, winning 13 Premier League titles.
• Third: Alan Shearer (Southampton, Blackburn Rovers, Newcastle), 441 appearances, 260 goals, 64 assists.
• Fourth: Eric Cantona (Leeds United, Manchester United), 156 appearances, 70 goals, 56 assists.
• Fifth: Kevin De Bruyne (Chelsea, Manchester City), 288 appearances, 72 goals, 119 assists.
• Sixth: Wayne Rooney (Everton, Manchester United), 491 appearances, 208 goals, 103 assists, winning 5 Premier League titles, ranking third in the all-time goals list and fourth in the all-time assists list.
• Seventh: Cristiano Ronaldo (Manchester United), 236 appearances, 103 goals, 37 assists.
• Eighth: Mohamed Salah (Chelsea, Liverpool), 323 appearances, 191 goals, 93 assists, winning 2 Premier League titles and 4 Premier League Golden Boots.
• Ninth: Roy Keane (Nottingham Forest, Manchester United), 366 appearances, 39 goals, 33 assists.
• Tenth: Frank Lampard (West Ham United, Chelsea, Manchester City), 609 appearances, 177 goals, 102 assists, the midfielder with the most goals in Premier League history, winning 3 Premier League titles.