Which Premier League clubs have been hit hardest by World Cup?

Manchester City top the Premier League workload chart with 5,027 World Cup minutes played by their squad.

Rodri alone has played 537 minutes, centre-back Marc Guehi 483 and defender Nico O'Reilly 454. Elliot Anderson, who is moving from Nottingham Forest to the Etihad, has added a further 533 minutes for England.

Right behind them are Arsenal, whose players have clocked 4,285 minutes, the second highest total in the league.

William Saliba has played 450 minutes for France, Declan Rice 386 for England, Noni Madueke 288, Bukayo Saka 267, Mikel Merino 136 and Eberechi Eze 130.

Liverpool, Aston Villa and Manchester United follow, all above 2,500 minutes.

Brentford are among the teams represented least, with slightly more than 600 minutes.

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