Rival fans love to remind Steven Gerrard of the fact that he never won the Premier League.

He won everything there is to win in football, including the Champions League and the FA Cup, but the Premier League title eluded him.

Back in 2015, the former Liverpool skipper admitted that it’s the biggest regret of his long and storied Anfield career.

“It is not the only regret, I think it is the biggest," Gerrard told Football Focus.

"I would love to say that I have got the full collection, it would be the icing on the cake."

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Gerrard isn’t the only top player never to have won the league. The likes of Glenn Hoddle, Gary Lineker and Paul Gascoigne all missed out as well.

And Sky Sports have now ranked the 50 best players never to win the English title.

50. Ruud Gullit

49. Les Ferdinand

48. Johnny Haynes

47. Fernando Torres

46. Frank Worthington

45. Terry Butcher

44. Youri Djorkaeff

43. Rodney Marsh

42. Clive Allen

41. Jay-Jay Okocha

40. Robbie Keane

39. Edgar Davids

38. Tony Currie

37. Juninho

36. Norman Whiteside

35. Steve Perryman

34. Billy Bonds

33. Stan Bowles

32. Marcel Desailly

31. Ledley King

30. Gianluca Vialli

29. Des Walker

28. Didier Deschamps

27. Ray Wilkins

26. Nat Lofthouse

25. Steve McManaman

24. Pat Jennings

23. Chris Waddle

22. Gordon Banks

21. Xabi Alonso

20. Sir Tom Finney

19. Paul McGrath

18. Ossie Ardiles

17. David Ginola

16. Robbie Fowler

15. Liam Brady

14. Paolo Di Canio

13. Sir Stanley Matthews

12. Stuart Pearce

11. Sir Trevor Brooking

10. Matthew Le Tissier

9. Gianfranco Zola

8. Jamie Carragher

7. Glenn Hoddle

6. Jimmy Greaves

5. Gary Lineker

4. Sir Geoff Hurst

3. Paul Gascoigne

2. Steven Gerrard

1. Bobby Moore

There are some legendary names on that list.

Gascoigne, like Gerrard, would have won multiple league titles in England had he
moved to the right club.

He turned down Manchester United in 1988, joining Tottenham instead. Gazza later admitted it’s one of the biggest regrets of his career.

Moore takes the No.1 spot and it’s easy to see why.

Easily West Ham’s greatest-ever player, Moore captained England to World Cup glory in 1966 but didn’t win the league with the Hammers.

The list proves just how difficult it is to win the league. Although in Gerrard’s case, all he had to do was not slip.