Who are the scorers in the history of BIG6 team in the Premier League? Kane is on the list, Henry Gunners are the king, Rooney is the first in Manchester United

The Premier League is called the world's No. 1 league by fans. It originated from the fact that there are many giants in the league and many teams have the ability to compete for the championship, which allows the Premier League to have many strong conversations and attract the attention of many fans. The double Red Club between Manchester United and Liverpool, the North London derby between Arsenal and Tottenham, and the match between Manchester City's two heroes, each game is the highlight of the Premier League. Compared with other leagues, the fierce physical confrontation of the Premier League and the fast-paced offensive and defensive transformation have attracted a large number of fans. In the Premier League, the BIG6 team is obviously one level higher than the other teams, and these six giants also have a brilliant history. Today, let’s take a look at the team history scorer kings in each team in BIG6 of the Premier League.

Chelsea Lampard 211 goals

The Blues history scorer king is the team's legendary captain Lampard. In the summer of 2001, Lampard joined Chelsea, which had just risen at the time, with a transfer fee of 16 million euros, and started his 13-season Blues career. In the 13 seasons of the Blues, Lampard played 648 games for the team, contributing 211 goals and 150 assists all-round data, surpassing his predecessor Tamblin in one fell swoop and becoming the shooter king in the history of the Blues. During their time at Lampard, he led the team to become the top European giants step by step. They won the first Champions League championship in the 2011-12 season, and won the Premier League championship three times, as well as an Europa League and four FA Cup championships. In 2014, Lampard left the Blues and scored 211 goals for Chelsea, no one has surpassed it yet.

Arsenal Henry 228 goals

Henry played for the Gunners for 8 seasons, played 377 games for the team, scored 228 goals and sent 104 assists. The King of Highbury also became the first person in Arsenal's team history with 228 goals. During his time at the Gunners, Henry helped Arsenal win 2 Premier League titles and 3 FA Cup championships. However, the team was never able to stand at the top of Europe. In 2007, Henry went to Barcelona and won the Champions League championship he had longed for. However, in Barcelona only three seasons, Henry went to the US League and stayed away from the mainstream European leagues. During his time at Arsenal, Henry won the Premier League Golden Boot four times, and was the player with the most Premier League Golden Boots, with 24 goals in the 2001-02 season, 30 goals in the 2003-04 season, 25 goals in the 2004-05 season and 27 goals in the 2005-06 season. Hen used his goals to become the first player in the Gunners' history.

Manchester United Rooney 253 goals

Manchester United's team history scorer king is Rooney, who has played for the team for 13 seasons. In 2004, Rooney joined Manchester United from Everton for a transfer fee of 37 million euros, starting his 13-year career as the Red Devils. During his time at Manchester United, Rooney played 559 games for the team, contributing 253 goals and 142 assists, surpassing his senior Bobby Charlton and becoming the scorer in Manchester United's history. In 13 seasons, Rooney scored one goal after another to help the team win more than ten championship trophys including 1 Champions League, 1 Europa League, and 5 Premier League championships. Rooney's contract expired in the summer window of 2017, ending his Manchester United career and returning to his parent team Everton. 253 goals are still the first person in Manchester United's history.

Manchester City Aguero 260 goals

Manchester City was just a mid-range team in the league before the Middle East consortium took over. With the injection of heavy money, Manchester City has become a new force in the Premier League. They spent 40 million euros to bring Aguero to Manchester City, which opened a Blue Moon Dynasty. In the 2011-12 season, a fierce championship battle started between Manchester City and his city rival Manchester United, and the battle between them continued until the last round of the league. Manchester City once fell behind 1-2 at home against Queens Park Rangers. Manchester City almost had no hope of winning the championship when entering stoppage time. Dzeko's goal equalized the score, but the team needed another goal. Time passed until Aguero in the penalty area received a pass from Bassan and scored into the net in one go, achieving a victory escape, creating a 9320 miracle recorded in Manchester City's history. In the end, Manchester City beat Manchester United to win the Premier League championship, and Aguero was the number one hero of the championship. Aguero, who played for Manchester City for 10 years in the summer of 2021, chose to leave the team. He scored 260 goals in 390 games, becoming the number one person in Manchester City's history.

Tottenham Kane 281 goals

Tottenham's team history scorer king is Kane who has played for 10 seasons. Although Kane did not win any championship title during his time at Tottenham, Kane's offensive efficiency in the team's 10 seasons is unquestionable. In 441 games played for Tottenham, Kane contributed 281 goals and 63 assists, surpassing his senior Greaves and becoming the Spurs' all-time scorer. Kane also won the Premier League Golden Boot three times during his time at Tottenham. In the 2015-16 season, Kane scored 25 goals in the Premier League and won the Premier League Golden Boot for the first time. His goal data in the 2016-17 season went up to the next level, scoring 29 goals in the season, winning the Premier League Golden Boot for two consecutive seasons. He scored 23 goals in the 2020-21 season and was crowned the Premier League Golden Boot for the third time. Kane, who had no championship in his career in the summer of 2023, chose to leave Tottenham and left 281 goals. After leaving Tottenham, Kane also won his first career championship at Bayern.

Liverpool Ian Rush has 346 goals

Liverpool's team history scorer king is Ian Rush, who has played for the team for 15 seasons. His two Liverpool careers have played in total, scoring 346 goals for the Reds and 110 assists. During his time with the team, he helped the team win 2 Champions League titles, 5 Premier League titles and three FA Cup titles. After the 1995-96 season, Rush left Liverpool. He scored 346 goals in 15 seasons and became the scorer in Liverpool's team history with 346 goals. No one has surpassed the Reds. Currently, Salah scored 245 goals in the Reds, which is still a long way from Rush..