Arsenal’s Oleksandr Zinchenko is the Premier League’s most successful player

When Arsenal beat Bournemouth 3-0 this weekend, not only did the Gunners go vaulting to the top of the Premier League table, they also saw one member of their team claim top spot in an important statistic for the 30-year history of the league.

New £30 million signing Oleksandr Zinchenko played all 90 minutes in Saturday’s victory at the Vitality Stadium and moved clear as bearer of the best career win percentage of any player to have appeared 50 times or more in the Premier League.

Zinchenko has now played a total of 79 games in the top flight and has emerged on the winning side in 65 of them, both with new side Arsenal (three games) and with former club Manchester City (76.)

With a Premier League win percentage of more than 82% tucked under his belt, the Ukraine international left-back can now claim to have a better personal record than any other player, though many of his former City teammates are lurking close behind.

Played 76, Won 59 — 77.6%

While Keita has hardly proved himself to be a midfield staple for Liverpool in the four years since his £48m arrival from RB Leipzig, he has managed to amass an impressive win percentage by picking up appearances during a period of sustained success.

Injuries and fluctuating form have seen the Guinea international struggle to make more than 16 Premier League starts in a single season (during his debut campaign, 2018-19) but his cumulative minutes during the Reds’ long unbeaten streaks see him place high on this list.

4. Phil Foden (Manchester City)

Played 99, Won 79 — 79.8%

A product of the City academy, Foden was incrementally integrated into the first team by manager Pep Guardiola, but has since gone on to become an integral part of the midfield set-up at the Etihad.

Still only 22, he has won four Premier League titles in the five seasons since he made his senior top-flight debut for City as a teenage…