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#9 Diego Godin (Atletico Madrid)
Since the past five years, Diego Godin has emerged as one of the finest centre-backs in the world. After all, a player who is courted by heavyweights in every transfer window surely has world-class abilities.
But, once he hangs up his boots, the Uruguayan might have a pang of regret in his heart for not joining any of those clubs when he looks at his trophy collection. He has won 2 Europa League titles, 1 Copa Del Rey, 1 La Liga, 1 Spanish Super Cup and 3 UEFA Super Cups since joining the Rojiblancos in 2010.
He came close to winning the Champions League twice in his career but finished as a runner-up on both the occasions.
It's crystal clear that he needs to have a Champions League title and a couple more league and domestic titles, knowing that his tally of personal accolades is far better than his collective one.
