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Here are the Premier League players who have created the most chances in the 2024/25 season.
Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes has reigned supreme. In the last two seasons. He’s not even in the top three yet.
We have included the overall probabilities per 90 in brackets to separate the ties. Thanks to The foot mob For statistics
1) Cole Palmer (Chelsea) – 52 (2.8)
The sky is the limit for this young man. He already has 12 goals and six assists this season and will get some catches here.
2) Dejan Klosewski (Tottenham) – 43 (2.6)
Klosewski has been Spurs’ best player by a country mile this season. Without it, Big Ange would probably be unemployed.
3) Bukayo Saka (Arsenal) – 42 (3.0)
Seventh in 2021/2022, sixth in 2022/2023 and fourth last season so we’re expecting Starboy to make the podium at least this term. That is if his hamstring injury doesn’t keep him out much longer.
4) Anthony Gordon (Newcastle) – 41 (2.6)
He may have had his head turned by Liverpool over the summer. But he is now very much back to focus on Newcastle. Gordon should have more than three assists this season.
5) Bruno Fernandes (Manchester United) – 39 (2.4)
Man United’s most important player needs to find his place under Ruben Amorum and if the Portuguese head coach can fire up his compatriot, the Red Devils could sneak a top-half finish.
6) Yuri Tielemans (Aston Villa) – 39 (2.2)
Tillmans had been complaining about his game time under Unai Emery for months after joining Villa. He no longer complains.
7) Jarrod Bowen (West Ham) – 37 (2.0)
Bowen may be West Ham’s greatest ever Premier League player. The debate has to be had, anyway.
8) Leif Davies (Ipswich) – 37 (1.9)
All I see is Alfie Doughty.
=9) Andreas Pereira (Fulham) – 36 (2.8)
Finished fifth last season and remains a criminally underrated creator both in open play and on the dead ball. was Linked to ChelseaNewcastle, Aston Villa and Newcastle in the summer and Recently controversially admitted he could have joined Marseille..
Dwight McNeil also has 33 chances created but a below average per game (2.6).
=9) Trent Alexander-Arnold (Liverpool) – 36 (2.5)
A truly generational fullback.
=9) Bernardo Silva (Manchester City) – 34 (2.1)
Silva and City have been poor but those are some pretty solid numbers.
=9) Mohamed Salah (Liverpool) – 36 (2.0)
He creates and scores. Salah has been pretty good this season.
