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#4: Cesar Azpilicueta:
Mr. Reliable. The Spaniard has been a brilliant servant for Chelsea over the years and has been a major reason why Chelsea have lifted the Premier League title two times in the last four seasons. A dependable player both at Centre back and Full Back, Azpilicueta has been renowned for his versatility and has been a regular in the starting eleven for both Jose Mourinho and Antonio Conte.
Apart from being a superb defender, the Spaniard is also known to create an impact on the other side of the pitch, providing 6 assists last season and combining brilliantly with compatriot Alvaro Morata. He will undoubtedly be a vital player for new manager Maurico Sarri, and might be given the captain's armband, with Gary Cahill no longer expected to be an automatic starter. Sarri would be hoping to get the best of out of the man fondly known as "Dave" and also reject advances from clubs like Barcelona and Juventus who were known to be interested in him.
