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#2 Mo Salah
Salah continues to perform at a higher level than most Premier League players, but his performances are drastically down compared to last season. The Egyptian has hit a respectable four goals in 9 games, but his overall play is sluggish, and Daniel Sturridge is currently threatening his place in the team.
The 26-year-old seems to have not fully overcome the injury that derailed his World Cup performances, and it has forced other Liverpool players to step up. Salah did, however, manage to score this weekend, and with the international break now behind him, the winger has the perfect opportunity to find his best form again over the next few weeks.
#1 Alexis Sanchez
The Chilean international has failed to match his Arsenal form for his new club, and the transition period can no longer be used as an excuse. Now nearly a year into his Manchester United career, the winger looks distant from his old self, and his form only seems to be getting worse.
Sanchez is the highest paid player in the league, and if his performances continue to disappoint, he may find himself being sold at the end of the season. Sanchez has contributed just one goal in seven appearances this season, and he now faces a challenge to make Jose Mourinho's first team.
