Premier League heat maps are revealed… as West Ham star leads the way for the most distance covered this season – but who tops the list for your side?

The Premier League players who have covered the most distance for their clubs so far this season have been revealed, with a few shocking revelations in there.

The 2023/23 campaign is heading towards the final straight, with some teams having played up to 25 games out of the 38 in a domestic campaign.

Larger sample sizes for data mean they can be trusted more as a validation for trends, and one of the main statistics that often come out when assessing teams is the distance covered by players during games.

While it’s normal for a team’s total distance to be looked at, especially in ay particular game, perhaps less so are players’ distances. But it has now been revealed which player from each team has covered the most ground this term.

In a new post shared on social media by the Premier League, it has been revealed that James Ward-Prowse has covered the most ground in the division this season, running 272km so far.

He leads the way ahead of Newcastle’s Bruno Guimaraes, who has been a key players for the Magpies this term

Declan Rice, meanwhile, has covered 263km this season, just 1km less than Guimaraes

Second in the list is Bruno Guimaraes of Newcastle, who has covered 264km so far, just ahead of Arsenal’s Declan Rice at 263km.

While it is normal for a team’s most active player to be a midfielder, there are a number of sides whose top-of-the-list aren’t midfield players.

One of those names is Bournemouth’s Dominic Solanke, who is having a successful season with 13 goals scored so far. He has also covered 244km, the most of any Cherries player.

Centre-half Joachim Andresen tops the list for Crystal Palace at 231km, while left-back Antonee Robinson, known for getting up and down the left-hand-side for Fulham, tops his side’s numbers with 236km.

Perhaps surprisingly, forward Dominic Solanke has covered the most ground for Bournemouth with 244km

Alfie Doughty has covered the most ground for Luton at a relatively low 183km, with Pedro Porro fellow full-back Pedro Porro top for Tottenham at 259km. Wolves captain and defender Max Kilman is top of his side’s numbers at 228km.

For table-toppers Manchester City, Phil Foden has covered the most ground at 243km. For Liverpool, Dominik Szobozslai had run 208km, with fellow midfielder and Champions League-chaser Aston Villa able to boast 234km for Douglas Luiz.

Christian Norgaard has clocked 244km for Brentford, Pascal Gross 260km for Brighton Josh Brownhill 249km for Burnley and Joe Garner 247km for Everton.

Vinicius Souza tops the table for Sheffield United with 228km, while Morgan Gibbs-White impresses for Nottingham Forest with 240km.

Conor Gallagher (left) has been Chelsea’s engine in the middle of the park and has covered the most ground for the club

Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes has covered an impressive 249km so far

Chelsea are enduring a tough season under Mauricio Pochettino, but a shining light has been Conor Gallagher, and the midfielder has logged 249km to date.

Finally, for Manchester United, captain Bruno Fernandes has run an impressive 260km.