#4 Troy Deeney
Deeney has been playing professional football for around 10 years now which has seen him climb up right from England’s League Two (Third-tier) to the Premier League. He was scouted by Walsall as a teenager, after scoring seven goals in a single game.
The 28-year-old signed for Watford in 2010 as has since been a key figure for the Hornets, while also scoring 98 goals in all competitions. Not your traditional forward who can knock in 15-20 goals a season in the Premier League, Deeney is often overlooked among the other talented strikers in the Premier League. His strength itself makes him a valuable asset in a physically demanding league.
He possesses the ability to play as a target man and hold up the ball while he is also capable of filling in on the wings if needed.
The Watford skipper has also gained a reputation for being a clinical penalty specialist. He genuinely tends to step up when his team most require it and has shown it this season, following Odion Ighalo’s slow start to the campaign.
