Top Selling Player Kits of All 20 Premier League Clubs
Dec 1, 2023, by Phan Tich Giay
- Top Sellers: Most clubs' best-selling kits belong to attacking midfielders or strikers, with a few exceptions.
- Asian Players: Three Asian players, Kaoru Mitoma, Son Heung-min, and Hwang Hee-chan, are their respective clubs' top sellers.
- Chelsea Anomaly: Reece James, a right-back, has the best-selling shirt for Chelsea, which is not typical.
Wondering which Premier League player sells the most shirts for their respective club? The Athletic have asked all clubs - the results are mostly logical (e.g. Haaland Manchester City) but sometimes also surprising. Thanks to @TheyThinkKits for sharing the list.
Top Selling Player Kits of All 20 Premier League Clubs
Most of the Premier League's 20 teams have the best-selling shirts of their attacking midfielders and strikers. Only Chelsea have the best-selling kit of right-back Reece James.
While there a no heavy surprises, it's eye-catching that the shirts of three Asian players are the top sellers for their club. Kaoru Mitoma (Brighton), Son Heung-minon (Tottenham), and Hwang Hee-chan.
Arsenal - Bukayo Saka
Aston Villa - Ollie Watkins
Bournemouth - Dominic Solanke
Brentford - Ivan Toney
Brighton & Hove Albion - Kaoru Mitoma
Burnley - Manuel Benson
Chelsea - Recce James
Crystal Palace - Eberechi Eze
Everton - Dominic Calvert-Lewin
Fulham - Joao Palhinha
Liverpool - Mohamed Salah
Luton Town - Pelly Ruddock
Manchester City - Erling Haaland
Manchester United - Marcus Rashford
Newcastle United - Bruno Guimarães
Nottingham Forest - Morgan Gibbs-White
Sheffield United - Cameron Archer
Tottenham Hotspur - Son Heung-min
West Ham United - Jarrod Bowen
Wolverhampton Wanderers - Hwang Hee-chan
Are you surprised by any of the best-selling player kits? Comment below, and check out the extensive article on the website of The Athletic.
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