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#2 Diego Godin
Diego Godin started his career in Spain with Villareal but moved to Atletico Madrid in 2010. Since then, he has been with the Madrid outfit, helping them reach new heights in Europe.
Godin was the subject of interest for many top clubs in Europe but showed his loyalty and continued playing for Atletico Madrid.
He has established himself as one of the best center-backs in the world. He is a bit of no-nonsense defender, putting his body into the line of fire almost every time.
Godin’s trophy cabinet includes a La Liga, a Copa Del Rey and a Europa League title. At 32, he is still looking as fit as ever, and is set to spend a few more years in top level football.
According to the reports, United wanted him on the deadline day, but the Uruguayan decided to stay back with Atletico Madrid. Godin is not a long-term replacement to United's woes, but he is someone who could certainly provide the defensive leadership that the side lacks.
