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Who are the Premier League's top ten fastest players this season?


Curtains came down on the 2019/20 Premier League season last weekend in an extraordinary campaign owing to the coronavirus outbreak. 

Despite all the setbacks, the league lived up to its billing as the best among Europe's top five, with drama down to the last day.

New stars were born and many lit up the league with consistent performances, among them; Wolves' Adama Traore.

The former Barcelona youth academy graduate was the highlight of Wolves' impressive campaign with his pace and speed too much to handle for the defenders. 

But was he the fastest during the 2019/20 season?

The winger, unfortunately, came second behind Manchester City's Kyle Walker, who is also known for his powerful runs.

Manchester United had three players in the top tne list, led by youngster Mason Greenwood and summer signing Aaron Wan-Bisssaka. Fred was perhaps the most surprising inclusion from the Reds.

Here is the list in full

10. Phil Foden (23.07mph vs Aston Villa on October 26)
9. Fred (23.17mph vs Everton on December 15)
8. Shane Long (23.21mph vs Newcastle on December 8)
7. Ainsley Maitland-Niles (23.27mph vs Manchester City on December 15)
6. Caglar Soyuncu (23.33mph vs Crystal Palace on November 3)
5. Aaron Wan-Bissaka (23.36mph vs West Ham on November 3)
4. Trezeguet (23.36mph vs Liverpool on July 5)
3. Mason Greenwood (23.36mph vs Everton on March 1)
2. Adama Traore (23.48mph vs Chelsea on July 26)
1. Kyle Walker (23.49 vs Chelsea on June 25)

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