Crystal Palace forward Jordan Ayew has emerged as the player with the most dribbles completed at the end of the 2023 Premier League calendar year.
The Ghana international beat competition from some of the competition's very best players to top the chart at the end of the year.
Ayew completed 84 dribbles in the Premier League in 2023.
The forward continues to enjoy himself in the English top flight this season with two goals and seven assists to his name after 19 league games.
Ayew's last game for Palace saw him set up a goal in the win over Brentford.
The player will be unavailable for selection after being named in Ghana's final squad for the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations which is 11 days away.
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