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#5 Mohammed Salah
Derided by many for being a 'one-season wonder' due to some inconsistent performances earlier this season, Salah found his form at the business end of Liverpool's season. With 26 goals and 10 assists this season across all competitions, Salah also finished the season as the Premier League's joint top scorer, along with teammate Sadio Mane and Arsenal's Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang. His direct running and mazy dribbling are sure to be a handful for the Tottenham defence.
He has been the man for the big occasion for Liverpool on numerous occasions this season. Forming a deadly combination with Brazilian striker Roberto Firmino and Senegalese winger Sadio Mane, Liverpool's front three helped the Reds plunder an incredible 89 goals from 38 games in the Premier League this season, second only to Guardiola's Manchester City who had 95 goals to their credit.
