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#3 Cristiano Ronaldo (three-time Premier League winner) - 36 years, 309 days (2021)
Cristiano Ronaldo is a bonafide Premier League and Manchester United legend. After returning to his old stomping ground this summer, the Portugal captain has already scored a team-high seven goals in 13 Premier League games.
His latest strike - the winner from the spot against Norwich City - made the 36-year-old one of Manchester United's oldest Premier League goalscorers.
Ronaldo, a three-time Premier League winner (2007-09) is now only nine strikes away from entering the competition's 100-goal club. It's a landmark the five-time Ballon d'Or-winning attacker is expected to achieve before the end of the ongoing 2021-22 season.
#2 Paul Scholes (11-time Premier League winner) - 37 years, 304 days (2012)
Paul Scholes is one of a handful of players to have won over ten Premier League titles - all with Manchester United.
During a storied career at the Old Trafford club, the elegant midfielder made nearly 500 league appearances, scoring 107 goals. Scholes scored his last goal in the competition in Manchester United's triumphant campaign in 2012-13.
The 47-year-old is a four-time Premier League Player of the Month winner and a bonafide Manchester United legend. Scholes made over 700 appearances across competitions for the club before calling it a day.
#1 Ryan Giggs (13-time Premier League winner) - 39 years, 87 days (2013)
Ryan Giggs is one of the game's most well-known one-club men, a rarity in the modern game.
The 13-time Premier League winner enjoyed a hugely successful two-decade-long stint with Manchester United. Giggs is the only player in competition history with over 100 goals (109) and also a century of assists (162).
The 48-year-old scored in each of the first 22 seasons of the Premier League, only failing to score in his last campaign in the competition in 2013-14.
One of three players with over 600 Premier League appearances, the former winger (632) was recently surpassed by Gareth Barry (653).
