What they play is not the ball, it is art!

The Premier League is born with global ambitions and business genes, and naturally it has also spawned a unique entertainment feast. These players not only won the game, but also used their technical magic and performance talents to turn the green field into an artistic stage. They redefine the ornamentality of football with their gorgeous footwork, dramatic tension and classic moments.

5. Drogba (Chelsea)

"Mr. Big Scene" at Stamford Bridge will show his power in every life and death battle, winning back four Premier League trophys for the Blues. He is not only a final killer, but also a master of dark art, pretending to provoke, incite confrontation, and create grudges. No matter love or hate, you can't look away.

Violent aesthetics are intertwined with wild passion. Behind the data of 104 goals and 64 assists in 254 games is the most bloody super center in the Premier League.

4. Bale (Spurs)

From a shy left-back to a world-class winger, he completed his gorgeous transformation in White Hart Lane. When those lightning legs were activated, the defender could only watch his afterimage and the blast shot into the net. In the last two seasons before the transfer to Real Madrid, he left behind countless "goal of the year" performances. The data of 53 goals and 27 assists is engraved with how this Welsh wing conquered the Premier League with long-distance raids and shocking long shots.

3. Suarez (Liverpool)

He is the devil and genius of Anfield. The biting storm and racial discrimination controversy made him notorious, but the 31-goal output of 33 games in 2013/14 almost pushed the Reds to the championship with just one hand.

The bizarre dribbling, the wild creativity, and the endless biting, he is the nightmare of the defender and the audience's eye magnet. With 69 goals and 27 assists in 110 games, it is the most dangerous "mad artist" in Premier League history.

2. Rooney (Everton/Manchester United)

16-year-old with a shocking lob shot, and then he was crowned the team's scorer king + five Premier League wins in the Red Devils. He is the strongest fighter: violent long shots, close-fitting and exquisite tandems can be easily picked up.

His game is always full of original passion and unexpected scripts. With 208 goals and 108 assists in 491 games, the wildest "street football gene" in the Premier League blooms here.

1. Henry (Arsenal)

The King of Highbury perfectly combines grace, strength and calmness. In the undefeated season of 03/04, his silk dribbling and deadly shooting skills defined beautiful football.

Each of his movement exudes wisdom and elegance, but also contains murderous intent. 175 goals in 258 games, countless amazing moments have made him the eternal incarnation of the spirit of Premier League entertainment. Watching Henry play football is like appreciating a flowing Renaissance oil painting.