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ManU Striker Robin Van Persie Tops EPL Shirt Sales; Wayne Rooney Sales Fall

ManU striker Robin van Persie "is the most popular player in the Premier League" -- based on the number of shirts he sells, according Tom Sheen of the London DAILY MAIL. The Holland striker "has stormed to the top of the shirt sales league," taking the top spot away from his ManU teammate Wayne Rooney. The former Arsenal man "dominates the market with a massive" 25.4 % of all personalized kits sold bearing "V.Persie 20." According to research from kitbag.com, Rooney "is the biggest loser this season," falling from first to third and losing 2.4% of his share, to 6%, while Ryan Giggs and Javier Hernandez "also fell out of the top 10" (DAILY MAIL, 3/7).

Top 10 Shirt Seller In The U.K.
Rank Player Club % Of Jersey's Sold
1. Robin van Persie
ManU
25.4%
2. Steven Gerrard
Liverpool
8.2%
3. Wayne Rooney
ManU
6%
4. Shinji Kagawa
ManU
5.8%
5. Luis Suarez
Liverpool
3.6%
6. Eden Hazard
Chelsea
3.1%
7. Paul Scholes
ManU
2.7%
8. Fernando Torres
Chelsea
2.5%
9. Kun Aguero
Manchester City
2.2%
10. Lukas Podolski
Arsenal
2.1%

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