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Ronaldo or Henry? Super Eagles duo Chukwueze and Bassey settle Premier League GOAT debate

Super Eagles stars Samuel Chukwueze and Calvin Bassey weigh in on the greatest Premier League player debate, choosing between Cristiano Ronaldo and Thierry Henry
Nigeria’s Samuel Chukwueze and Calvin Bassey have shared their verdict on the ultimate Premier League GOAT debate: Cristiano Ronaldo vs Thierry Henry. See who they picked and why.
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Super Eagles stars Samuel Chukwueze and Calvin Bassey have weighed in on the heated Premier League GOAT debate, settling on Cristiano Ronaldo and Thierry Henry as their picks for the greatest players in the league’s history.

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Chukwueze, who swapped Serie A giants AC Milan for Fulham and his compatriot Bassey were put on the spot on their return from international duty with Nigeria’s Super Eagles for the FIFA WCQ.

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Following their return, the Fulham duo joined several teammates in sharing their opinions in a video posted on social media platform X (formerly Twitter), discussing who stands above all others in the Premier League.

Chukwueze was the first to answer after a thoughtful pause, declaring “Cristiano,” while Bassey followed with “Henry” after some of his teammates including former Arsenal star Emile Smith Rowe.

Samuel Chukwueze chose Cristiano Ronaldo as the PL GOAT.

The discussion also saw other players mention Kevin De Bruyne among the all-time greats, but Ronaldo and Henry dominated the highlights.

Thierry Henry’s legendary impact at Arsenal came in 258 appearances from 1999 to 2007, during which he scored 175 goals and helped the Gunners secure two Premier League titles and three FA Cups.

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Cristiano Ronaldo made 236 appearances for Manchester United, tallying 103 goals and 37 assists, cementing his status as one of the Premier League’s most prolific and iconic forwards.

Chukwueze and Bassey’s picks show the ongoing debate between incredible Henry’s goal-scoring records and Ronaldo’s flair and influence, with both players regarded as true legends of English football.

Cristiano Ronaldo won his first-ever Golden Boot for Manchester United in 2008
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Meanwhile, Bassey and Chukwueze, who could make his debut this weekend, will hope to help Fulham return to winning ways after the loss to Chelsea before the international break.

The Cottagers are host newly promoted Leeds United at Craven Cottage, with the hope to seal their first three points of the new season.

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