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#2 Wes Brown - 308 Premier League appearances
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The five-time Premier League winner and two-time Champions league winner was once an integral part in Alex Ferguson's back line at Manchester United. Playing more than 230 games in the red jersey of United, Brown was a reliable cog in the Red Devils' winning machine.
Brown has played under current Kerala Blasters head coach Rene Meulensteen before and will be expected to be a starter next season. With 308 appearances in the Premier League, Brown takes the second position in this list behind another Premier League legend.
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Edited by Abhijit Bharali
