FORMER Colchester United striker Teddy Sheringham is on the shortlist to be inducted into the Premier League Hall of Fame.
Sheringham, who made 20 appearances for the U's scoring four goals before hanging up his boots at the age of 41, is one of 15 legends battling for just two places in the Hall of Fame, with a public vote now open.
Sheringham made 418 Premier League appearances in total, scoring 146 times.
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He won the Premier League title three times during his career, before leaving his final top-flight side West Ham United to join Colchester, in 2007.
The former Manchester United and Spurs forward played the last professional game of his glittering career in Colchester's penultimate match of the 2007-08 Championship season against Stoke City, the final match to ever be played at Layer Road.
It brought the curtain down on a career spanning a quarter of a century and more than 900 league and cup appearances.
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Sheringham won the Golden Boot after scoring 22 goals in the inaugural 1992/93 Premier League season and clocked 76 assists, in the top flight.
He was also the first 40-year-old to score in the competition.
Voting for the latest Premier League Hall of Fame inductees is open and you can vote here.
The results will be announced on November 4.
Premier League Hall of Fame 2025 shortlist:
Patrice Evra
Robbie Fowler
Michael Owen
Yaya Touré
Michael Carrick
Cesc Fàbregas
Eden Hazard
Teddy Sheringham
Edwin van der Sar
Jermain Defoe
Les Ferdinand
Gary Neville
David Silva
Nemanja Vidić