Top Ten Oldest Premier League Goalscorers, Man United Legends & Chelsea Forward Included

Top ten oldest Premier League goalscorers in history, Manchester United legends featuring heavily…

Football is known as a young man’s game, but a number of players have been able to continue at the top level into the twilight of their careers, even bagging themselves a goal or two.

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Here are the top ten oldest goalscorers in Premier League history!

10) Peter Schmeichel – Aston Villa – 37 years and 337 days

Scoring in October 2001, the former Manchester United legend was famous for being a goalscoring keeper.

9) Gary Speed – Newcastle United – 37 years and 351 dats

The Welsh legend scored as recently as August 2007.

8) Mick Harford – Chelsea – 38 years and 35 days

Currently working with Millwall, Harford scored way back in 1997 at the age of 38.

7) Kerimoglu Tugay – Blackburn Rovers – 38 years and 99 days

Now trying his hand at management in Turkey, Tugay scored for Blackburn in 2008.

6) Mark Hughes – Everton – 38 years and 150 days

The current Stoke manager scored while playing for Everton in 2002.

5) Graham Alexander – Burnley – 38 years and 183 days 

Having only very recently turned to management, Alexander is one of the most recent goalscorers, scoring in 2010.

4) Stuart Pearce – West Ham United – 38 years and 216 days

Known now for his work with England, Pearce scored for West Ham in November 2000.

3) Ryan Giggs – Manchester United – 39 years and 87 days

How Ryan Giggs performed at the top level for so long is anyone’s guess, scoring at 39 for Manchester United.

2) Dean Windass – Bradford City – 39 years and 236 days

A Bradford City hero, Windass scored in 2008.

1) Teddy Sherringham – Manchester United – 40 years and 268 days

The top spot of course goes to Teddy Sherringham, scoring at nearly 41 years of age. Unbelievably impressive!