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#1 Michi Batshuayi
Despite scoring in nearly every one of his big-game appearances, Michi Batshuayi is still not seen as a player worthy of a starting place by Antonio Conte. Last season, he played second fiddle to Diego Costa, understandably so, but to Álvaro Morata this season? Less understandable.
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The Spaniard may have cost the Blues £60million, but his goal ratio at Real Madrid doesn’t suggest he should be a guaranteed starter over the Belgian. There should be a rotation between the two at the bare minimum.
Ever since Morata gained match fitness, Conte hasn't looked back and has firmly placed the Spaniard as his first choice.
At the tender age of 23, Michi Batshuayi has already scored 88 goals in his senior career. The Belgian is a natural born goal scorer that has the pace, composure, close control and the intelligence to excel in any league in the world.
He deserves more than to be playing second fiddle when he could be starting for most of the teams in the Premier League.
