Spin a Premier League club and a season, pick a player blind for each place in your XI, and see how many FPL points your team scores.
| Record | Player | Club | Season | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Goalkeeper | Emiliano MartÃnez | Aston Villa | 2020/21 | 186 |
| Defender | Andrew Robertson | Liverpool | 2018/19 | 213 |
| Midfielder, most of anyone | Mohamed Salah | Liverpool | 2024/25 | 344 |
| Striker | Erling Haaland | Manchester City | 2022/23 | 272 |
| Most goals | Erling Haaland | Manchester City | 2022/23 | 36 |
| Most assists | Bruno Fernandes | Manchester United | 2025/26 | 24 |
| Most clean sheets | Andrew Robertson | Liverpool | 2018/19 | 21 |
| Most clean sheets | Alisson | Liverpool | 2018/19 | 21 |
| Most clean sheets | Virgil van Dijk | Liverpool | 2021/22 | 21 |
| Most bonus points | Mohamed Salah | Liverpool | 2024/25 | 55 |
| Most points since 2016/17 | Mohamed Salah | Liverpool | 2017/18 to 2025/26 | 2,208 |
Mohamed Salah has the most FPL points in a season, 344 for Liverpool in 2024/25, beating the 303 Salah scored in 2017/18, the record before it; no other player has passed 300 in a season.
Andrew Robertson has the most FPL points by a defender in a season, 213 for Liverpool in 2018/19, and nobody has passed 210 since: Trent Alexander-Arnold scored 210 in 2019/20 and Gabriel 209 for Arsenal in 2025/26.
Emiliano MartÃnez has the most FPL points by a goalkeeper since 2016/17, 186 for Aston Villa in 2020/21, ten more than the 176 Alisson scored for Liverpool in both 2018/19 and 2021/22.
Erling Haaland has the most FPL points by a striker since 2016/17, 272 for Manchester City in 2022/23, ahead of the 263 Harry Kane scored for Tottenham Hotspur that same season.
Mohamed Salah has the most FPL points since 2016/17, 2,208 points for Liverpool across nine seasons, well ahead of Son Heung-min's 1,660 and Harry Kane's 1,456, both for Tottenham Hotspur.
Bruno Fernandes has the most FPL assists in a season since 2016/17, 24 for Manchester United in 2025/26, one more than Kevin De Bruyne's 23 for Manchester City in 2019/20.
In FPL All-Time Greats you spin a Premier League club and one of its seasons, pick a player from that squad for an open position and repeat until your XI is full, with your captain's points doubled, then see your total and rank.
Yes, FPL All-Time Greats is free: your first game needs no account, and a free Statz account lets you keep playing, save your XIs and take them into the FPL Cup.
The FPL Cup in All-Time Greats is a five-round knockout, from Round 1 to the Final, where your XI plays a simulated gameweek against an opponent each round, so the stronger your team, the further it tends to go.
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