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#3 Bernardo Silva
The Portuguese was recently snubbed for the final 10 man shortlist for the Best FIFA Men’s Player of the year for 2019. Bernardo Silva might have been frustrated by FIFA's move, but he stayed silent and let his feet do the talking. Against Liverpool, Silva started on the right forward role and excelled once again. The Portuguese showed quick feet to regularly venture into the box and gave Andrew Robertson nightmares on the field.
Despite starting in an attacking role, Silva dropped down and often initiated attacks from the deep. His long balls were a treat for the eyes, as he switched flanks and kept the opposition on their toes. He was skillful as usual with the ball at his feet, and without the ball, he worked extremely hard to regain possession.
The Portuguese was great at tight spaces and combined well with Raheem Sterling and Kevin De Bruyne on the field. When the game went into penalties, Bernardo Silva stepped up and converted his spot kick with style, helping City lift their first Silverware of the new season.
