Who has the X Factor? (VIDEO)

With ITV’s hit talent show back in full force with the live shows, what Premier League footballers would make your shortlist? There have been hundreds of world class players that have braced these shores since the Premiership was formed back in 1992, and any number of footballers could present legitimate cases for their inclusion.

Plenty of Manchester United players would be in contention, with the Red Devils having won the lion’s share of domestic trophies in the past twenty years. Arsenal and Chelsea would also be well represented, with Manchester City now also boasting some of the best players in the league.

It would certainly be an unenviable task though to pick the twelve best players in Premiership history. Still though, some players deserve consideration due solely to their ability to score wonder goals, and here is a selection of the very best, including a moment of genius from one David Beckham.

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