Tottenham and Man City stars shine but Kyle Walker and Adama Traore left out: Premier League's fastest players ranked

Forget Usain Bolt, some of the fastest athletes on the planet strut their stuff in the Premier League.

Year after year, the English top flight becomes increasingly competitive and, with this, fans can see some of the best athletes in the world in action.

But who are the fastest stars in the Premier League in 2024/25?

Opt, via squawkhave revealed the fastest players in every position, even between the sticks.

Bournemouth Goalkeeper Mark Travers is the fastest goalkeeper, reaching a top speed of 31.14 km/h.

Unfortunately, Travers wasn't fast enough to make it into the top 10 of the Premier League's fastest players, so here they are, ranked by their fastest pace in kilometers per hour.

Surprisingly, neither Kyle Walker or Adama Traore have made the cut in the top 10 despite competing in a Pretty epic foot race earlier this season.

But the quickest list will still take your breath away.

10. Amadou Onana, Aston Villa (35.54 km/h)

Unai Emery He was clearly interested in signing the midfielder when he shelled out £50m to sign him. Everton.

With pace, power and technical ability blazing, it is no surprise that he is considered the complete package.

9. Gabriel Martinelli, Arsenal (35.57kilometers per hour)

Arsenal They are lucky to have technical quality, but in the Brazilian they have someone who terrifies defenders.

If you face Martinelli, you better hope he doesn't reach full speed or you could be in trouble.

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8. Antonee Robinson, Fulham (35.63kilometers per hour)

Full-backs are famous for being among the fittest players in world football.

Given that the US international also has pace, it is no surprise that he is among the highest-rated left-backs in the division.

7. Timo Werner, Tottenham (35.69kilometers per hour)

The German striker has a bad reputation for his lack of end product in the Premier League.

But what he lacks in finishing ability, the Spurs striker certainly makes up for with speed and direct running.

6. Erling Haaland, Manchester City (35.74kilometers per hour)

Is there anything the Norwegian striker isn't brilliant at?

As well as being an incredibly good finisher, Haaland can also boast being one of the fastest stars in the Premier League. It's not fair, is it?

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5. Mykhailo Mudryk, Chelsea (35.79kilometers per hour)

The Ukrainian star has begun to find his place Enzo Maresca and that could be due to focusing on your strengths.

One of Mudryk's main qualities is his ability to run at the pace of the ball, something that makes him very difficult for defenders to control.

4. Anthony Elanga, Nottingham Forest (35.9kilometers per hour)

Forest have been the surprise of the Premier League this season and Elanga has been a key part of that.

As well as boasting an impressive finished product, it is the former Man United star's raw speed that makes him a real problem.

3. Carlos Forbs, Wolves (36.57kilometers per hour)

He may have only started one game for Wolves this season, but the striker is absolutely quick.

Forbs loves to catch the ball and run at his opponents, something that could be very useful for the Wolves if used in the right way.

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2. Matheus Nunes, Manchester City (36.72kilometers per hour)

May not be a regular starter under pep guardiolabut when Nunes leaves, she really leaves.

The midfielder played on the left flank shortly before the November international break and thus recorded the second-fastest sprint speed in the Premier League.

1. Micky van de Ven, Tottenham (37.12kilometers per hour)

There is a reason why Spurs can boast one of the most complete defenders in the Premier League.

Strong, dominant and confident on the ball is great, but with blistering pace, Van de Ven is an absolute nightmare for attackers.