Sergio Aguero, Didier Drogba, Vincent Kompany, Peter Schmeichel, Paul Scholes and Ian Wright have been enlisted into the Premier League Hall of Fame. Previous Manchester City striker Aguero is the division's most noteworthy scoring abroad player having gotten 184 objectives in 275 appearances somewhere in the range of 2011 and 2021.
The 33-year-old Argentinian, who resigned in December on wellbeing grounds subsequent to moving to Barcelona, lifted the title multiple times during his visit at the Etihad Stadium, with ex-City chief Kompany, 36, associated with four of those victories.
Aguero's emotional late victor against QPR on the last day of the 2011-12 season got City's most memorable Premier League win.
'I think it is the best association on the planet, where the football is quick and excellent and the environment is generally fantastic,' Aguero said.
'I simply adored playing football here with Manchester City and the recollections of winning the Premier League multiple times, including the main objective of my profession to win that initial one.'
Ex-Chelsea striker Drogba, 44, oversaw 104 first class objectives in 254 trips across two spells at Stamford Bridge, bringing home the championship on four events. Schmeichel is the primary goalkeeper to be added to the Hall of Fame, which is chosen by people in general and the Premier League grants board.
Then, Paul Scholes. The 58-year-old Dane came out on top for five championships with Manchester United somewhere in the range of 1991 and 1999 and proceeded to play for Aston Villa and Manchester City, completing his profession with 310 first class appearances, 128 clean sheets and one objective.
'At the point when I was a youngster in Denmark, I used to nod off to this fantasy about playing for Manchester United,' he said.
'The group I was essential for was great to such an extent that triumphant the Premier League used to be exceptional however we believed we needed to hold it to show what us can do and it was a blessing from heaven for me to bring home five championships.'
Midfielder Scholes played close by Schmeichel at Old Trafford, enjoying his whole vocation with United. The 47-year-old scored multiple times in 499 trips somewhere in the range of 1993 and 2013 and brought home 11 championships.
Scholes' ex-England partner Wright finishes the most recent determinations.
Striker Wright, 58, won the Premier League with Arsenal in 1998 and scored 113 objectives across 213 excursions in the opposition, incorporating a short spell with West Ham.
They join Thierry Henry, Alan Shearer, David Beckham, Dennis Bergkamp, Eric Cantona, Steven Gerrard, Roy Keane, Frank Lampard, Patrick Vieira and Wayne Rooney in the Hall of Fame.
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