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#9 Christian Eriksen (Tottenham)
Eriksen is one of the most underrated players in the Premier League. After Gareth Bale made the move to Real Madrid back in the summer of 2013, Tottenham splashed the cash on a number of players from around Europe. This included the likes of Roberto Soldado and Paulinho, who flopped at White Hart Lane. Eriksen was one of the players bought to the club in that transfer window, and he was by far the best of the bunch.
The Dane has become a key man in the Tottenham side, and is now a vital cog in this team. He has the ability to pick a pass in the final third that others don’t see and is probably the only man in the Tottenham side with that ability. He maybe doesn’t have the pace of someone like a Lucas Moura or Son Heung-Min, but they wouldn’t be half as successful in that side if it wasn’t for Eriksen.
