World Cup 2026: Which Premier League clubs have the biggest workload?

Manchester City The Premier League tops the workload chart with 5,027 playing their squad at the World Cup.

Rodri alone played 537 minutes for Spain, centre-back Mark Guehy 483 and defender Nico O’Reilly 454 minutes for England. Eliot Anderson, who is moving away from Nottingham Forest At the Etihad, the Three added another 533 minutes for the Lions.

They are right behind ArsenalIts players have logged 4,285 minutes – the second-highest total in the league.

William Saliba has played 450 minutes for France, with England trio Declan Rice (386), Nonny Maduke (288) and Bukayo Saka (267) over 250.

Liverpool, Aston Villa And Manchester United Follow up – 2,500 minutes up.

Brentford Among the underrepresented teams are those with just over 600 minutes

Emiliano Martínez (600) and Jordan Pickford (570) lead all players in the Premier League for minutes, although goalkeepers naturally face different physical demands from outfield players.