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EPL: John Terry names five toughest strikers he’s ever faced

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Chelsea legend, John Terry has named five toughest strikers he ever faced in the Premier League.

The Englishman spoke during a recent TikTok video he posted on his account.

Terry is widely considered one of the best defenders in Premier League history.

The former Chelsea captain named the likes of Thierry Henry, Wayne Rooney, Sergio Aguero, Alan Shearer and Harry Kane.

Naming his five toughest strikers he ever faced, Terry placed Henry and Rooney in number one and two positions, saying: “Number one has to be Thierry Henry for me. The one player I got nervous about the night before the game.

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“A very close second would be Wayne Rooney,” he stated.

In third position, Terry said of Aguero, “Again, for someone who [Aguero ] is really small, he was so strong and also wanted the fight.

“Number four would have to be Alan Shearer. In number five, for me, has to be Harry Kane.” Terry said.

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