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The Premier League, known for its high intensity and physical demands, presents a formidable challenge to football players, especially those in the latter stages of their careers.
Despite this, several seasoned veterans continue to showcase their skills on the pitch, defying the norm of younger, more physically robust players dominating the league.
We take a look at the oldest players in the Premier League for the 2023/2024 season, starting from the tenth position and working our way up to the oldest player currently gracing England's top division.
10. Martin Dúbravka (35 years Newcastle)
One of the players with the longest tenure on Newcastle's current team is Martin Dúbravka, who arrived from Sparta Prague in 2018 on loan.
After an odd five-month loan spell with Manchester United and losing his starting spot to Nick Pope in 2022, Martin Dúbravka is back in goal, filling in for the injured England international.
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9. Seamus Coleman (35 years, Everton)
Coleman, who was twenty years old when he joined Everton in 2009 from the Irish club Sligo Rovers, has worked his way up to captain the Merseyside team.
With the defender approaching the end of his playing days, the Irishman remains a key member of the Everton squad.
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8. Willian (36 Years, Fulham)
Fulham's forward, Willian, aged 36, brings a wealth of experience and skill to the team, making him one of the oldest and most influential players in the Premier League.
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7. Angelo Ogbonna (36 Years, West Ham)
Angelo Ogbonna, at 36, continues to be a defensive stalwart for West Ham, combining experience with tactical acumen.
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6. Adam Lallana (36 Years, Southampton)
Adam Lallana, the attacking midfielder for Brighton & Hove Albion, stands out at 36 years of age for his creativity and midfield mastery.
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5. Johnny Evans (36 Years, Manchester United)
Johnny Evans, a seasoned centre-back at Manchester United, brings leadership and defensive stability to the team at the age of 36.
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4. Tim Ream (36 Years, Fulham)
Tim Ream, the 36-year-old center-back for Fulham, continues to impress with his defensive skills and experience.
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3. James Milner (38 Years, Brighton)
Brighton's midfielder, James Milner, at 38 years old, remains a model of professionalism and versatility, contributing significantly to his team's successes.
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2. Ashley Young (39 Years, Everton)
Everton's full-back Ashley Young, aged 39, exemplifies longevity and adaptability in his playing style, continuing to perform at a high level in the Premier League.
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1. Lukasz Fabianski (39 Years, West Ham)
As the only goalkeeper on this list, Lukasz Fabianski, 39, of West Ham, demonstrates the enduring qualities of a top-class shot-stopper.
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Their experience provides invaluable insights and leadership to their respective teams, proving that age can indeed be just a number in the world of professional sports.
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