A newly released leaderboard from Squawka has spotlighted the top ten players in England’s top flight based on tackles made so far this season—and it’s ..Continue Reading
Chelsea’s Moisés Caicedo who sits firmly at the summit.
Caicedo, known for his relentless energy and ball-winning prowess, has racked up an impressive 28 tackles, showcasing his importance in Enzo Maresca’s midfield setup.
His ability to break up play and transition quickly has been a cornerstone of Chelsea’s tactical approach this season.
Just behind him is Crystal Palace’s Tyrick Mitchell with 27 tackles. The left-back has been a consistent performer for the Eagles, combining defensive solidity with attacking support down the flank.
Tottenham’s João Palhinha and Arsenal’s Jurriën Timber share third place with 25 tackles each, both proving instrumental in their respective teams’ midfield battles.
Leeds United, newly promoted and eager to make a mark, boast two players in the top ten: Sean Longstaff with 23 tackles and Jayden Bogle with 21.
Their presence highlights Leeds’ aggressive pressing style under their new manager.
Nottingham Forest’s Elliot Anderson and Wolves duo João Gomes and Jhon Arias follow closely, each contributing 20 or 21 tackles to their teams’ defensive efforts.
Rounding out the list is Daichi Kamada of Crystal Palace, who has made 19 successful tackles, adding steel to Palace’s midfield.
This leaderboard not only reflects individual excellence but also hints at broader tactical trends across the league.
With pressing and transitional play dominating modern football, these players are proving that defensive contributions are just as crucial as goals and assists.
As the season progresses, expect this list to evolve—but for now, Caicedo stands as the Premier League’s tackling king.
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