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Which older player is still playing for the Premier League and he's still scoring goals? Except only Jamie Vardy.
Not withstanding this victory over the strategy of Ruud Van Nistelrooy, Manchester United will regret throwing him away. Lol

Taking your post, as a chance to review who is oldest goalscorer in Premier League history, let's read this article on The 10 oldest goalscorers in Premier League history.

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10 Gary Speed - 37 years and 351 days (Bolton Wanderers vs Reading)
9 Mick Harford - 38 years and 35 days (Wimbledon vs West Ham)
8 Tugay Kerimoglu - 38 years and 99 days (Blackburn vs Portsmouth)
7 Mark Hughes - 38 years and 150 days (Blackburn vs Leicester City)
6 Graham Alexander - 38 years and 180 days (Burnley vs Sunderland)
5 Stuart Pearce - 38 years and 211 days (West Ham vs Arsenal)
4 Thiago Silva - 39 years and 51 days (Chelsea vs Manchester City)
3 Ryan Giggs - 39 years and 85 days (Manchester United vs QPR)
2 Dean Windass - 39 years seven months and 21 days (Hull City vs Portsmouth)
1 Teddy Sheringham - 40 years and 264 days (West Ham vs Portsmouth)

At the first position, it's Teddy Sheringham when he scored his last goal at his 40-year old and nearly 41-year old. If Leicester City can maitain their position in Premier League, won't be relegated in this season, next one or two more seasons, Jamie Vardy will have opportunity to become an oldest goalscorer in history of Premier League.