Kevin De Bruyne or Mohamed Salah? Ian Wright picks which Premier League star has the biggest legacy | OneFootball

The Man City star is calling time on his Premier League career with six titles

has a bigger Premier League legacy than Mohamed Salah, says Ian Wright.

The Manchester City star has announced he will leave the club at the end of the season after a decade at the Etihad Stadium.

De Bruyne will leave City having won the Premier League six times, the Champions League once and at least seven domestic cups with a possible third FA Cup in the offing this campaign.

"At the moment you’d have to go with Kevin De Bruyne simply because of the amount he has done, and he probably makes the all-time Premier League XI.

"He's a fantastic player, and an unbelievable pro. Always serious, always asking for more of the players around. He never looks happy with what's going on."

He added: "You look at De Bruyne and he has [won] so much more, so you naturally lean towards that, but at the same time, his ability is amazing. But Salah is amazing as well.

"It's De Bruyne, I can't make it any clearer."

Ian Wright on the Stick to Football podcast

Stick to Football podcast

Fellow pundits Gary Neville, Roy Keane and Jill Scott all agreed with the choice of De Bruyne over Salah, before Wright added: "It's an unfair question on Salah. You have to go with somebody who's got the same amount of medals or some same amount of accomplishments."

Salah, who is set to extend his stay with Liverpool by signing a new contract, has also won the Champions League with Liverpool and everything on offer in England, and is expected to win a second Premier League title this season.

But Salah's trophy tally of six is dwarfed by De Bruyne's 16.