Andres Iniesta – Barcelona
Living legend Andres Iniesta has definitely aged and that’s showing on the field. With only six assists and one goal in all competitions for the club this season, the beginning of the end for the Spaniard is here.
But with this being his last El Clasico before turning 33, the captain needs to be at his best. Iniesta has enjoyed an incredible relationship with Lionel Messi over the years and that bond will be tested again this time against one of the most collapsible defences in the La Liga.
Iniesta’s vision is still amongst the very best and he’ll need to depend on that eye to get his side back into the race for the La Liga. With Luis Enrique departing the club in the summer, Iniesta spoke about how the squad was coming together for him and this El Clasico needs to be the game where the captain lifts the team to a level they haven’t reached recently.
