Who are Africa’s greatest Premier League players?

To mark the 30th anniversary of the Premier League, Supersports has created a shortlist of 30 African players that have played in the league and they are asking you to vote for the best. The shortlisted players are:

• Bruce Grobbelaar: Zimbabwe. Liverpool (1981-1994)

• Tony Yeboah: Ghana. Leeds United (1995-1997)

• Lucas Radebe: South Africa. Leeds United (1994-2005)

• Nwankwo Kanu: Nigeria. Arsenal (1999-2004), West Bromwich Albion (2004-2006), Portsmouth (2006-2012)

• Austin Jay Jay Okocha: Nigeria. Bolton Wanderers (2002-2006)

• Geremi Njitap: Cameroon. Chelsea (2003-2007), Newcastle United (2007-2009)

• Rigobert Song: Cameroon. Liverpool (1999-2000)

• Didier Drogba: Ivory Coast. Chelsea (2004-2012) (2014-2015)

• Steven Pienaar: South Africa. Everton (2007-2011) (2012-2016), Tottenham Hotspur (2011-2012)

• Yaya Toure: Ivory Coast. Manchester City (2010-2018)

• Kolo Toure: Ivory Coast. Arsenal (2002-2009), Manchester City (2009-2013), Liverpool (2013-2016)

• Yakubu Aiyegbeni: Nigeria. Portsmouth (2003-2005), Middlesbrough (2005-2007), Everton (2007-2011), Leicester City (2011), Blackburn Rovers (2011-2012)

• John Mikel Obi: Nigeria. Chelsea (2006-2017), Middlesbrough (2019)

• Lauren Etami Mayer: Cameroon. Arsenal (2000-2007), Portsmouth (2007-2009)

• Michael Essien: Ghana. Chelsea (2005-2014)

• Emmanuel Eboue: Ivory Coast. Arsenal (2004-2011)

• Sulley Muntari: Ghana. Portsmouth (2007-2008)

• Benni McCarthy: South Africa. Blackburn Rovers (2006-2010), West Ham (2010-2011)

• Salomon Kalou: Ivory Coast. Chelsea (2006-2012)

• Asamoah Gyan: Ghana. Sunderland (2010-2012)

• Riyad Mahrez: Algeria. Leicester City (2014-2018), Manchester City (2018-present)

• El Hadji Diouf: Senegal. Liverpool (2002-2005), Bolton Wanderers (2005-2008), Sunderland (2008-2009), Blackburn Rovers (2009-2011)

• Joseph Yobo: Nigeria. Everton (2002-2012)

• Emmanuel Adebayor: Togo. Arsenal (2006-2009), Manchester City (2009-2012), Tottenham (2011-2015)

• Pierre Emerick-Aubameyang: Gabon. Arsenal (2018-2022), Chelsea (2022-present)

• Edouard Mendy: Senegal. Chelsea (2020-present)

• Benjani Mwaruwari: Zimbabwe. Portsmouth (2006-2008), (2011-2012), Manchester Coty (2008-2010), Blackburn Rovers (2010-2011)

• Mohammed Salah: Egypt. Chelsea (2014-2016), Liverpool (2017-present)

• Victor Moses: Nigeria. Chelsea (2012-2021), Liverpool (2013-2014)

• Sadio Mane: Senegal. Liverpool (2016-2022)

You can vote here: https://supersport.com/africaxi#voting-iframe