Who is the best number 10 in England national team history?

By YPB Team

Three Lions creators stretching across generations, from post-war classics to swashbuckling Premier League stars. Cast your vote!

Wayne Rooney — ranked #11
Wayne Rooney
Former all-time top scorer for England and Manchester United legend who wore the #10 with distinction.
Michael Owen — ranked #22
Michael Owen
2001 Ballon d'Or winner remembered for his iconic 1998 World Cup goal against Argentina.
Geoff Hurst — ranked #33
Geoff Hurst
Hat-trick hero of the 1966 World Cup final, scoring the only treble in a World Cup final to date.
Gary Lineker — ranked #44
Gary Lineker
1986 World Cup Golden Boot winner and one of England's most clinical strikers.
Paul Gascoigne — ranked #55
Paul Gascoigne
Mercurial 1990 World Cup and Euro '96 hero, England's most flair-driven creator.
Teddy Sheringham — ranked #66
Teddy Sheringham
Cerebral forward and Euro '96 hero, partner-in-crime to Shearer.
Glenn Hoddle — ranked #77
Glenn Hoddle
Tottenham and Monaco playmaker known for his sublime passing and creativity.
Peter Beardsley — ranked #88
Peter Beardsley
Newcastle and Liverpool forward who linked play brilliantly for England in the 1980s and 90s.
Jimmy Greaves — ranked #99
Jimmy Greaves
One of England's deadliest finishers and 1966 World Cup squad member.
Stan Mortensen — ranked #1010
Stan Mortensen
Scorer of the famous hat-trick in the 'Matthews Final' of 1953 and prolific England forward.
Tom Finney — ranked #1111
Tom Finney
Two-time Footballer of the Year and one of England's finest pre-modern forwards.
Raheem Sterling — ranked #1212
Raheem Sterling
Manchester City and Chelsea winger and Euro 2020 finalist, modern England creator.
Jack Grealish — ranked #1313
Jack Grealish
Manchester City Premier League and treble winner, beloved for his ball-carrying flair.
Phil Foden — ranked #1414
Phil Foden
Manchester City star and PFA Player of the Year, England's modern creative midfielder.

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