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Premier League history celebrates top left-footed forwards for their exceptional impact.
Left-footed players make an indelible mark in the annals of the Premier League, known not just for their rarity but for their exceptional talent on the field.
Their unique ability to approach the game from a different angle gives them an edge that right-footed players might not possess, making them crucial in a league celebrated for its high level of competition and unpredictability
Pulse Sports delves into the careers of the five greatest left-footed forwards in Premier League history, each of whom has left a significant legacy as per 90min.
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5. Daniel Sturridge
Daniel Sturridge, one of the greatest left-footed forwards in Premier League history, first made his mark with Manchester City and Chelsea, but his most impactful days came at Liverpool.
Despite his career being plagued by injuries, Sturridge's left-foot was magical on the pitch, particularly during his early seasons at Liverpool where he was part of the formidable SAS strike partnership.
During his time at Chelsea and Liverpool, Sturridge was known as one of the greatest left-footed forwards in Premier League history.
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He clinched the Premier League, two FA Cups, and the Champions League with Chelsea, showcasing his ability to perform on the biggest stages.
After his stint in England, Sturridge continued to demonstrate why he's remembered as one of the greatest left-footed forwards in Premier League history.
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His technical skills and innate finishing ability made him a threat up until his last professional days at Perth Glory FC in Australia. Even as a free agent, his legacy in the Premier League remains influential and respected.
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4. Olivier Giroud
Olivier Giroud's time at Arsenal and Chelsea cements his place as one of the greatest left-footed forwards in Premier League history.
At Arsenal, Giroud's robust playing style and knack for crucial goals earned him a total of 105 goals in 253 appearances. His left-footed volleys and headers were a spectacle, making him a fan favorite and a key player in Arsenal’s FA Cup victories.
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After moving to Chelsea, Giroud continued to prove why he’s one of the greatest left-footed forwards in Premier League history.
He played pivotal roles in winning the FA Cup and the Europa League, where he was the tournament's top scorer in 2018-2019. His ability to adapt and perform for two top London clubs shows his quality and resilience.
Currently at AC Milan, Giroud's legacy in the Premier League as one of the greatest left-footed forwards in Premier League history is unblemished.
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3. Romelu Lukaku
Romelu Lukaku’s Premier League journey underscores his status as one of the greatest left-footed forwards in Premier League history.
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Starting at Chelsea, his true potential began to shine during a loan spell at West Brom, where he scored 17 goals, including a memorable hat-trick against Manchester United in Sir Alex Ferguson’s last match.
Lukaku’s subsequent move to Everton saw him develop into a powerhouse striker, breaking multiple club records and becoming the first Everton player since Bob Latchford to score 20 goals in three consecutive seasons.
His tenure at Everton solidified his reputation as one of the greatest left-footed forwards in Premier League history, showcasing his strength, speed, and finishing ability.
After stints at Manchester United and Inter Milan, where he continued to excel, Lukaku's return to Chelsea and ongoing impact at Inter Milan on loan highlight his enduring quality.
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His powerful left foot and goal-scoring prowess make him an unstoppable force, ensuring his place among the elite left-footed forwards in the league's history.
2. Robbie Fowler
Robbie Fowler is not only a Liverpool legend but also one of the greatest left-footed forwards in Premier League history.
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His instinctive finishing and natural goal-scoring ability were evident from his early days, leading him to become Liverpool’s sixth-highest scorer of all time with 183 goals.
Fowler’s remarkable consistency and lethal left foot earned him back-to-back PFA Young Player of the Year awards in the mid-90s.
His knack for scoring, highlighted by consecutive 30+ goal seasons, showcases why he’s considered one of the greatest left-footed forwards in Premier League history.
He was instrumental in Liverpool’s cup successes, including the UEFA Cup and the League Cup.
Now managing Al-Qadsiah in Saudi Arabia, Fowler's influence as one of the greatest left-footed forwards in Premier League history continues to resonate.
1. Robin van Persie
Robin van Persie’s exceptional talent and left-footed artistry earn him the top spot as one of the greatest left-footed forwards in Premier League history. His time at
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Arsenal saw him develop into one of the world’s best forwards, culminating in a 30-goal season that won him the Golden Boot and PFA Player of the Year in 2011-12.
Van Persie’s move to Manchester United was a defining moment, helping secure their 20th league title with 26 goals and winning another Golden Boot.
His impact at United further cemented his status as one of the greatest left-footed forwards in Premier League history, showcasing his technical brilliance and clutch performances.
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Having retired at Feyenoord, his boyhood club, van Persie’s legacy as one of the greatest left-footed forwards in Premier League history remains untarnished.
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