CHELSEA legend John Terry has named the four toughest opponents he played against during his time in the Premier League.

The former defender was inducted into the Premier League Hall of Fame on Monday having made 492 appearances at the top level.

During his time with the Blues, Terry won five Prem titles, five FA Cups and the Champions League.

He also established himself as one of England's best defenders.

However, Terry admits there were some players he struggled to come up against.

After being inducted into the Hall of Fame, he said: "Thierry Henry was the best I came up against, the one I feared the most.

"Next has to be Wayne Rooney. He was a top, top player and what he achieved was incredible.

"I don’t know if it gets overlooked a little bit just how good Wayne was when he first broke into the England team. 

"I remember playing against him in the Premier League and having him as a teammate in the England sessions. He was phenomenal.

"I’d also say Sergio Aguero or Harry Kane were difficult to come up against."

Thierry Henry, Wayne Rooney and Sergio Aguero have already been inducted into the Premier League Hall of Fame.

Henry, who was part of Arsenal's 'Invincible' squad in 2003-04, scored 228 goals and provided 96 assists in 377 appearances for the Gunners.

Meanwhile, Aguero scored 260 goals in 390 appearances and Rooney netted 253 times in 559 games for Manchester United.

Ex-Tottenham striker Harry Kane has been in excellent form since leaving north London last summer.

In 41 appearances across all competitions so far this season the striker has scored 40 goals and provided 13 assists.