Who has the most Premier League assists in 2021-22?

Liverpool's chief attacking outlet, Mohamed Salah both scores and sets up goals for his team-mates. While his assists total in the Premier League last season was just five, Salah has previously contributed double figures for the Reds in that department too.

Declared "the best right-back in the world" by Jurgen Klopp, Trent Alexander-Arnold has been a potent threat while driving out of the Liverpool defence into attack. As well as that, the England international is an accomplished set-piece taker.

The left-side prong of Liverpool's attack from deep, Andy Robertson gets forward at every opportunity and can pick a pass.

West Ham attacker Jarrod Bowen has been one of the key figures in a fine start to the season for David Moyes' side and is a constant threat with his direct approach.

A Ballon d'Or-nominated midfielder with an eye for a pass, Mason Mount has been an important part of Thomas Tuchel's Chelsea team, orchestrating plays.

Leicester winger Harvey Barnes has broken through to become a key performer for the Foxes on the flank.

Manchester United midfielder Paul Pogba has endured a lot of intense scrutiny over the years, but he is an important creative presence for the Red Devils and is showing his worth to the cause this season.

Harry Kane may be Tottenham's most reliable and prolific source of goals, but the England striker is also happy to tee up plenty of efforts for team-mates.

Chelsea's right-back Reece James is a constant threat when going forward and is adding assists to his game under Thomas Tuchel.

Manchester City boast an array of attacking riches, with no shortage of players who can both score and set goals up. Gabriel Jesus is one of those players and he has added more assists to his game.

Despite only linking up with Tottenham in the winter transfer window, Swedish star Dejan Kulusevski has hit the ground running in English football.

Michail Antonio has come on leaps and bounds at West Ham under David Moyes, developing into one of the club's best goal outlets.

Two-time PFA Player of the Year Kevin De Bruyne remains a model of consistency at the Etihad Stadium and a key part of Pep Guardiola's trophy-chasing plans.

Leicester star James Maddison faces a fight to earn England recognition as part of a well-stocked collection of playmakers, but he remains a key man for the Foxes.

In what could be his final season with the Gunners, Alexandre Lacazette is chipping in with a modest supply of goals and assists.

The ex-Troyes youngster is an old hand at Brentford, having joined the club in 2019, and his attacking ability has been key in an impressive season for the Bees.

The Manchester City defender is far more than just a full-back, with the Portugal international developing into a devastating attacking threat for Pep Guardiola's side.

Heung-min Son has been Tottenham's dependable scorer and provier this season, coming through for the side while Harry Kane struggles to replicate his tallies from previous years.

Bukayo Saka has carried his teenage form past his 20th birthday this campaign, continuing to be a regular threat in Arsenal's attack under Mikel Arteta.

Bruno Fernandes hasn't put up the same eye-popping numbers this term as he did in 2020-21 - his first full season at Old Trafford, but the Portugal star is still a major part of the Red Devils attack.

In his second season at West Ham, Said Benrahma has added more goals to his game while continuing to provide a steady stream of assists.

Emmanuel Dennis had the game of a lifetime when he assisted two goals in Watford's 5-2 rout of Everton in October, a game that they had been trailing initially.

Asked to help fill the void created by Jack Grealish's departure at Villa Park, Argentine playmaker Emi Buendia has impressed many in the West Midlands.

Aston Villa acquired Danny Ings to grab them goals, but the hard-working frontman also helps to create space and opportunities for others.

Brazil star Lucas Moura may not grab the headlines of Harry Kane and Heung-min Son, but he remains a useful source of assists for Tottenham.

Arsenal boast plenty of creative options in their ranks, with Brazilian youngster Gabriel Martinelli being tipped to enjoy a bright future in north London.

One of the hottest prospects in English football, Phil Foden has shown that it is possible to make a breakthrough under Pep Guardiola at the Etihad Stadium.

Ex-Barcelona and Real Madrid youngster Kiko Femenia has stood out in a difficult season for the Hornets, posing a real threat out wide.

Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson is as reliable as assist-provider as he is skipper of the Reds, racking up an impressive tally.

Known previously as a goalscoring striker, Kelechi Iheanacho has made his mark as a distributor this season as he's repeatedly set up team-mates in front of net.

Croatia international Mateo Kovacic is probably better known for the defensive aspect of his game, but the Chelsea midfielder does pop up with the odd assist when he gets forward.

Riyad Mahrez's reputation as one of the Premier League's most dangerous and creative players is going nowhere soon.

A legendary player for Southampton, Nathan Redmond is a menace from the wings, getting balls into the box and into the strikers.

Saints skipper James Ward-Prowse remains deadly over set-pieces, with goals and assists aplenty provided.

Ivan Toney may be in the Bees side to score goals, but he is also capable of teeing up plenty for grateful team-mates.

Talented playmaker Michael Olise has made quite the impact since stepping up onto a Premier League stage at Selhurst Park.

Richarlison may be best known for his goalscoring for relegation-threatened Everton, but he's also stepped up his assist numbers in 2021-22.