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3. Adama Traore (Wolverhampton Wanders)
When Adama Traore left Barcelona to join Aston Villa in 2015, a lot was expected from the Spaniard and he surpassed all of them. His strength, speed and dribbling ability took everyone by surprise. After Aston Villa's relegation, he decided to move to Middlesbrough where he enjoyed two fruitful seasons, one in the Premier League and one in the Championship, where he notched up five goals and 13 assists.
Wolves decided to splash out €20 million for him this season, but to be honest, he is still struggling to adapt to the style Premier League. There is no doubt that Traore is one of the most talented youngsters in the Premier League at the moment. He averages 2.3 dribbles per game and is one of the most fouled players in the League.
At 22, the Spaniard needs to step up and show that he has more to his game than just speed, strength and dribbling. And now that he is under the guidance of Nuno Espirito Santo, he could finally develop into the player everyone expected him to become when he came to the Premier League in 2015.
