Elliot Anderson has covered more ground than any other player in the Premier League this season, topping a list featuring two Arsenal stars\u2026<\/p>\n
The Forest midfielder is attracting interest from both Manchester clubs, with United especially keen to replace the departing Casemiro<\/strong>.<\/p>\n If United need more convincing, they could look at the total distance covered stats courtesy of our friends at Gradient Sports<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Here are the top 10 players that have covered most total distance in the Premier League this season\u2026<\/p>\n Gibbs-White\u2019s energy is just one of the traits Manchester City were said to be prepared to pay big money for<\/strong>. He just needs to hope that Thomas Tuchel is as impressed.<\/p>\n Liverpool\u2019s best player this season by a million miles has also run 17 miles further than any Reds team-mate, with Ryan Gravenberch next among Arne Slot\u2019s most industrious.<\/p>\n Two of Bowen\u2019s three busiest performances of the season came in March, running around 11km against Fulham and Manchester City while West Ham attempt to graft their way to safety.<\/p>\n Bowen cracked the 12km barrier once this season against Manchester City at the Emirates. He\u2019ll have to chase just as hard at the Etihad after dropping from fifth in this list in March.<\/p>\n Zubimendi chooses a slow and steadier approach to Rice, getting around in his own sweet time. Rice has done 31.7km at more than 20km\/h compared to Zubimendi\u2019s 24.8km.<\/p>\n The Bournemouth left-back has covered most distance in sprints (over 25km\/h) and most at high speed (between 20-25km\/h).<\/p>\n The Fulham midfielder is getting around \u2013 but at his own pace. Berge has covered less ground with sprints or at high speed than anyone on this list while screening Marco Silva\u2019s defence.<\/p>\n If Thomas Tuchel is looking for more reasons to pick Rogers over Jude Bellingham, the stats back up the Villa midfielder\u2019s claim to be the more athletic of the pair, even if the difference between La Liga and the Premier League perhaps make it an unfair comparison.<\/p>\n The 24-year-old\u2019s engine means he can slot into the busiest positions on the pitch \u2013 centre-midfield and full-back. We thought United made a mistake letting Garner leave so easily. They could use him now.<\/p>\n Manchester United may or may not be dazzled by Anderson\u2019s energy but here\u2019s another chart to knock Jason Wilcox\u2019s socks off\u2026<\/p>\n <\/div>\n10) Morgan Gibbs-White (Nottingham Forest) \u2013 325km<\/h2>\n
9) Dominik Szoboszlai (Liverpool) \u2013 325km<\/h2>\n
8) Jarrod Bowen (West Ham) \u2013 327km<\/h2>\n
7) Declan Rice (Arsenal) \u2013 328km<\/h2>\n
6) Martin Zubimendi (Arsenal) \u2013 333km<\/h2>\n
5) Adrian Truffert (Bournemouth) 335km<\/h2>\n
4) Sander Berge (Fulham) \u2013 340km<\/h2>\n
3) Morgan Rogers (Aston Villa) \u2013 348km<\/h2>\n
2) James Garner (Everton) \u2013 348km<\/h2>\n
1) Elliot Anderson (Nottingham Forest) \u2013 350km<\/h2>\n
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