Premier League’s Top 25 Creators of the 2024–25 Season
The 2024–25 Premier League season delivered a wealth of attacking quality, but certain players distinguished themselves with consistent creativity. From midfield orchestrators to dynamic wide men and overlapping full-backs, this list highlights the players who produced the most big chances, beginning from the bottom up.
25. Declan Rice – Arsenal (7 assists)
Declan Rice created seven big chances and provided seven assists for Arsenal this season, underlining his development as a progressive midfielder. While known for his defensive qualities, Rice’s growing confidence on the ball helped Arsenal transition effectively from back to front.
24. Trent Alexander-Arnold – Liverpool (7 assists)
Trent Alexander-Arnold contributed seven big chances and matched that with seven assists in 33 appearances, reaffirming his value as a deep-lying creator. His vision and precision passing from the right flank continued to be a key weapon in Liverpool’s attacking play.
23. İlkay Gündoğan – Manchester City (7 assists)
İlkay Gündoğan maintained his high standards with seven big chances and seven assists in 33 games. His positional intelligence and calmness under pressure allowed him to influence games in the final third with quiet efficiency.
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22. James Maddison – Tottenham (7 assists)
James Maddison made an instant impact at Tottenham, creating seven big chances and supplying seven assists across 31 matches. His creativity and ability to find space between the lines gave Spurs a much-needed edge in attacking transitions.
21. Kevin De Bruyne – Manchester City (7 assists)
Despite only playing 28 times, Kevin De Bruyne still delivered seven big chances and seven assists. His unmatched passing range and composure in the final third ensured he remained one of the league’s most feared playmakers.
20. Bryan Mbeumo – Brentford (8 assists)
Bryan Mbeumo provided eight big chances and recorded eight assists this season, contributing both width and end product for Brentford. His direct approach and sharp movement troubled defenders throughout the campaign.
19. Ollie Watkins – Aston Villa (8 assists)
Ollie Watkins not only found the net but also created eight big chances and made eight assists for teammates. His work rate, awareness, and combination play made him central to Aston Villa’s attacking success.
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18. Leandro Trossard – Arsenal (8 assists)
Leandro Trossard finished the season with eight big chances created and eight assists in 38 appearances. His versatility across the front line and sharp dribbling added unpredictability to Arsenal’s forward play.
17. Eberechi Eze – Crystal Palace (8 assists)
Eberechi Eze offered flair and precision, recording eight big chances and eight assists for Crystal Palace. His confidence on the ball and creativity in tight spaces provided a spark in their attacking buildup.
16. Martin Ødegaard – Arsenal (8 assists)
Martin Ødegaard registered eight big chances and also delivered eight assists across 30 games, orchestrating Arsenal’s attacking rhythm. His intelligent positioning and slick left-footed passing continued to elevate the team’s play.
15. Amad Diallo – Manchester United (8 assists)
Amad Diallo made the most of his 26 appearances, creating eight big chances and supplying eight assists. His technical ability and movement between the lines were promising signs of his development at the top level.
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14. Dwight McNeil – Everton (8 assists)
Dwight McNeil was a bright spot in a challenging season for Everton, creating eight big chances and producing eight assists in just 21 games. His left-foot delivery and relentless work down the flank provided consistent service from wide areas.
13. Cole Palmer – Chelsea (9 assists)
Cole Palmer stepped up as a creative force for Chelsea, producing nine assists and nine big chances in 37 matches. His intelligent playmaking and sharp footwork allowed him to flourish in a more central role under pressure.
12. Antonee Robinson – Fulham (10 assists)
Antonee Robinson impressed as one of the Premier League’s most attacking full-backs, creating 10 big chances and delivering 10 assists over 36 matches. His pace and overlapping runs on the left consistently stretched opposition defenses.
11. Morgan Gibbs-White – Nottingham Forest (10 assists)
Morgan Gibbs-White emerged as a key creative figure for Forest, recording 10 big chances and matching them with 10 assists. His combination of agility, flair, and vision added valuable link-up play between midfield and attack.
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10. Jarrod Bowen – West Ham (10 assists)
Jarrod Bowen maintained his high creative output this season, producing 10 assists alongside 10 big chances in 34 games. His sharp runs and clever movement in the final third made him a constant threat down the right wing.
9. Heung-min Son – Tottenham (10 assists)
Heung-min Son showed once again why he remains one of Spurs’ most valuable players, contributing 10 assists and creating 10 big chances in 30 appearances. His ability to find teammates and finish chances himself kept him central to Tottenham’s attack.
8. Savinho – Manchester City (10 assists)
Savinho had a breakout year at Manchester City, generating 10 assists and 10 big chances in just 29 games. The young Brazilian impressed with his directness and flair, fitting seamlessly into Guardiola’s fluid attack.
7. Anthony Elanga – Nottingham Forest (11 assists)
Anthony Elanga offered consistency and end product at Forest, ending the season with 11 assists and 11 big chances in 38 games. His acceleration and crossing ability were vital on the counterattack.
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6. Mikkel Damsgaard – Brentford (11 assists)
Mikkel Damsgaard quietly delivered a strong campaign with 11 assists and 11 big chances in 38 appearances. Operating from midfield, he brought a touch of class and technical security to Brentford’s play.
5. Morgan Rogers – Aston Villa (11 assists)
Morgan Rogers made a significant leap in his development at Aston Villa, contributing 11 assists and 11 big chances across 37 matches. His clever positioning and final-ball precision gave Villa a creative edge behind their strikers.
4. Bruno Fernandes – Manchester United (11 assists)
Bruno Fernandes continued to lead Manchester United’s creative efforts with 11 assists and 11 big chances created in 36 games. His willingness to take risks and operate between lines remained essential to United’s offensive rhythm.
3. Bukayo Saka – Arsenal (11 assists)
Bukayo Saka combined energy and intelligence down the right wing, crafting 11 assists and 11 big chances in 25 games. Despite playing fewer matches, his efficiency and influence were immense for Arsenal’s title push.
2. Jacob Murphy – Newcastle (12 assists)
Jacob Murphy was one of the Premier League’s surprise packages, delivering 12 assists and 12 big chances across 35 appearances. His improved decision-making and consistency helped lift Newcastle’s wide play to another level.
1. Mohamed Salah – Liverpool (18 assists)
Mohamed Salah topped the league for creative output with a remarkable 18 assists and 18 big chances created in 38 matches. The Egyptian added yet another elite season to his legacy, driving Liverpool forward not just with goals but with selfless and incisive playmaking.
