James Milner recently began his 23rd season in the Premier League by playing for Brighton against Everton. At 38 years old, Milner is significantly older than Brighton’s current manager, Fabian Hurzeler. His Premier League debut dates back to 2002 when he played for Leeds. This season marks his second with Brighton, and his recent game against Everton was his 636th appearance in the Premier League, inching closer to the record held by Gareth Barry with 17 more appearances to go.

Milner has played for various clubs throughout his career, including Newcastle, Aston Villa, Manchester City, and Liverpool. His extensive experience in the Premier League has earned him the distinction of the player with the most seasons in the league, overtaking the previous record holder Ryan Giggs with 22 seasons.

This remarkable milestone showcases Milner’s longevity and success in English football, solidifying his place as one of the most experienced and respected players in the Premier League.