City’s six players to 100 Premier League goal involvements

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City’s six players to 100 Premier League goal involvements

City’s six players to 100 Premier League goal involvements

Phil Foden has joined a very exclusive club of players to be directly involved in 100 Premier League goals for City.Counted as goals or assists, goal involvements are a direct indication of crucial im...

City’s six players to 100 Premier League goal involvements

Phil Foden has joined a very exclusive club of players to be directly involved in 100 Premier League goals for City.Counted as goals or assists, goal involvements are a direct indication of crucial im...

Phil Foden has just joined an elite group of Manchester City legends, becoming the sixth player in the club's modern era to reach 100 Premier League goal involvements. Whether it's finding the net or setting up a teammate, reaching this milestone is a true mark of attacking brilliance.

Foden hit the century mark with his first assist against Crystal Palace, bringing his tally to 68 goals and 32 assists in the league—and he wasn't done there, adding another assist moments later. He now stands alongside some of the most dazzling talents English football has seen in recent years.

Let's take a closer look at the City greats who have achieved this feat, plus a few honorable mentions who came oh-so-close.

Sergio Agüero
City's all-time leading scorer is also 41 clear of anyone else in goal involvements. The Argentine was a regular contender for the Premier League Golden Boot, winning it in 2014/15, and scored at least 20 goals in six of his ten Premier League seasons. He sits sixth on the all-time Premier League scorers list since the top-flight rebranded.

Kevin De Bruyne
Nicknamed 'King Kev,' the Belgian playmaker was the creative heartbeat of Pep Guardiola's side for a dazzling decade, starting under Manuel Pellegrini in 2015. Only Ryan Giggs has more Premier League assists, but De Bruyne reached 100 in record time—just 237 games, beating Cesc Fàbregas's previous mark of 293. He's the only player to win the Premier League Playmaker of the Season award three times since it began in 2017, and he could score crucial goals too, helping City to six league titles.

David Silva
When 'El Mago' arrived at City in 2010, he was a 24-year-old who had already won the World Cup and European Championships with Spain. That alone hinted at his quality, but few expected him to become such a total success at the Etihad. A cornerstone of title-winning teams under Roberto Mancini, Pellegrini, and Guardiola, Silva's close control and vision made him a fan favorite and a nightmare for defenders.

Raheem Sterling
Sterling joined City from Liverpool in 2015 and quickly became one of the most dangerous wingers in the league. His pace, dribbling, and knack for being in the right place at the right time saw him rack up goals and assists in equal measure. He was a key part of Guardiola's attacking machine, winning four Premier League titles and consistently delivering in big moments.

Yaya Touré
The Ivorian powerhouse was a midfield force like no other. While known for his thunderous long-range strikes and ability to dominate games, Touré also contributed heavily to City's attack. His 2013/14 season—where he scored 20 league goals from midfield—was nothing short of extraordinary, and his all-around game made him a vital part of City's rise to the top.

Honorable Mentions
Players like Bernardo Silva, Riyad Mahrez, and Gabriel Jesus have all come close to the 100 mark, each leaving their own mark on City's recent history. Bernardo's tireless work rate and creativity, Mahrez's silky skills and clutch goals, and Jesus's relentless energy and finishing have all been crucial to the club's success.

Reaching 100 Premier League goal involvements is no small feat—it takes consistency, skill, and a big-game mentality. Foden's achievement puts him in rare company, and at just 24 years old, he's got plenty of time to climb even higher.

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