Top 10 youngest players to reach 300 Premier League starts ft. Rooney & Rice

Declan Rice has achieved a historic personal milestone. The England international became the third-youngest Premier League player ever to start 300 games, behind Gareth Barry and Frank Lampard.

Rice made history when he started in Arsenal's win over Leeds United last season. There are others who have achieved the 300 starts milestone, but only two quicker than Rice.

We take a look at the 10 youngest players to reach 300 Premier League starts. Youngest players to reach 300 Premier League starts 10.

Jamie Carragher: 28 years 357 days Carragher became the tenth-youngest player in Premier League history to make 300 starts at the age of 28 years and 357 days. Carragher was an outstanding, consistent center-back and famous one-club servant for Liverpool FC, appearing in 737 matches across all competitions.

Raheem Sterling: 28 years 303 days Raheem Sterling made his 300th Premier League start at the age of 28 years and 303 days, becoming the ninth-youngest player in league history to do so, in a career spanning across Liverpool, Manchester City, Chelsea and Arsenal. Gerrard never won a league title, but was a three-time PFA Player of the Year, appearing eight times in the Team of the Year, widely regarded as one of the, if not the, greatest English midfielders to play the game.

Sol Campbell: 28 years 136 days Campbell made his 300th Premier League start at the age of 28 years and 136 days. Campbell was a world-class, physically intimidating centre-back who was regarded as one of England's best defenders of his era, spending most of his career at Arsenal.

Emile Heskey: 28 years 66 days Emile Heskey, the perennial journeyman made his 300th Premier League start at the age of 28 years and 66 days. A powerful forward, the England man was well regarded across his long career and multiple clubs, most remembered for his time at Liverpool.

Wayne Rooney: 28 years 9 days MANCHESTER, ENGLAND - MARCH 09: Wayne Rooney of Manchester United celebrates after scoring a goal to level the scores at 1-1 during the FA Cup Quarter Final match between Manchester United and Arsenal at Old Trafford on March 9, 2015 in Manchester, England. The third scouser on the list, he joined his fellow Merseysiders, Carragher and Gerrard in this historic milestone.

The forward was known for his prime years at Manchester United, where he won many trophies and cemented himself as an undisputed all-time great in the English top-flight. Rio Ferdinand: 27 years 349 days Ferdinand was the fourth-youngest player to reach 300 league starts.