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#4 Ryan Fraser (Bournemouth FC)
It is easy to miss the little Scott among stalwarts like Hazard, Pogba, Erikson, Sane, Sterling in this season's assist charts. Ryan Fraser has finally come off age and unveiled his true potential for everyone to see.
Ryan Fraser has managed to take part in all 30 matches of the season so far. He has given an impressive return of 6 goals and more importantly 10 assists. He is second only to Eden Hazard in the assist charts.
He has remained injury free and brings stability to the left side of the Bournemouth attack. His technical awareness has been top notch too. Who can forget the goal against Leicester at the beginning of the season? And his chemistry with the both Wilson and King has worked wonders for the team.
Bournemouth will be expecting more of the same from Fraser for the remainder of the season, as they push towards the top half of the table. Surely, a major surprise of this season.
