Debate over if Hazard, Salah or KDB is the best Prem player of last 10 years breaks the internet

Twitter has gone into overdrive after one fan started a debate over who the best Premier League player of the last 10 years is.

But to help narrow things down, Twitter user @PeakSanti chose Eden Hazard, Mohamed Salah and Kevin De Bruyne as the three contenders.

Let's start with Hazard shall we? The Belgian magician spent seven seasons at Stamford Bridge where he produced some mesmerising moments.

He managed 85 goals and 54 assists in 245 Premier League appearances, but they're not even his most impressive stats.

Hazard, now surplus to requirements at Real Madrid, ranked second in the list of most successful dribblers since the 2006/07 season behind none other than Lionel Messi.

Moving on to Salah, then. The Egyptian king surpassed Robbie Fowler to become Liverpool's all-time top Premier League goalscorer last season with 139 goals to his name.

Meanwhile, the 32-year-old only seems to be getting better as he smashed his teammates to win Liverpool's infamous lactate test during pre-season.

Finally, we have De Bruyne - Manchester City's very own Rolls Royce who helped lead Pep Guardiola's side to a historic treble last season.

The five-time Premier League winner amassed 102 assists in the top-flight, with only Ryan Giggs, Cesc Fabregas and Wayne Rooney having racked up more in the Premier league era.

He is also the only player on the list to have made it into AI's all-time Premier League XI.

But enough statistics. Here's how social media reacted to the debate.

"Hazard. This should be common knowledge unless you have know football knowledge", one fan replied.

"Basing on individual brilliance on how to influence results Mo Salah has an edge", another concluded.

A third exclaimed: "KDB hands down", before a fourth said: "Salah if you know ball."

"Hazard is clear of anyone in the last decade", another wrote.

"Honestly like KDB but I'll have to give this one to Salah," a sixth added.

Who do you think is the best? Let us know in the comments.