Premier League’s Most Loyal Players By Club

He’s put his face on the line, he’s gone ‘full kit’ when not even playing and he’s happily stayed at the club despite not featuring regularly in the first-team.

So it should come as absolutely no surprise that John Terry has been named the Premier League’s ‘most loyal’ player by a new study.

The 36-year-old has been at Chelsea for 18 and a half years and is therefore the longest-serving player of any single club in the league, according to the

Chelsea: John Terry (18.5 years)

Manchester United: Wayne Rooney (12.5 years)

Arsenal: Theo Walcott (11 years)

West Ham: Mark Noble (10 years)

Everton: Leighton Baines/Phil Jagielka (9.5 years)

Leicester City: Andy King (9.5 years)

Liverpool: Lucas Leiva (9.5 years)

Stoke City: Ryan Shawcross (9.5 years)

Swansea City: Angel Rangel (9.5 years)

West Brom: James Morrison/Chris Brunt (9.5 years)

Manchester City: Pablo Zabaleta/Vincent Kompany (8.5 years)

Sunderland: Lee Cattermole (7.5 years)

Bournemouth: Harry Arter/Marc Pugh (6.5 years)

Burnley: Dean Marney (6.5 years)

Watford: Troy Deeney (6.5 years)

Southampton: James Ward-Prowse (5.5 years)

Tottenham: Kyle Walker (5.5 years)

Crystal Palace: Joel Ward/Damien Delaney (4.5 years)

Hull City: Eldin Jakupovic/David Meyler (4.5 years)

Middlesbrough: Grant Leadbitter/George Friend (4.5 years)