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#9 Sergio Canales (Real Betis)
Real Betis secured European football after three years on the back of an impressive campaign spearheaded by Sergio Canales. The playmaking wizard was crucial in the offensive build-up plays and beat the meanest defenses with elegant passes.
His numbers are excellent too, scoring eight goals and providing six assists in La Liga. His numbers are the highest in the squad and are his personal best in a single campaign too. It's a shame that he wasn't called up for the Euros by Spanish manager Luis Enrique.
#8 Sergio Busquets (Barcelona)
For the 13th straight year, Sergio Busquets pulled his weight at the base of Barcelona's midfield, a testament to his longevity and continued importance to the side.
The lanky Spaniard appears to be unperturbed by his opposite numbers breathing down his neck, twisting and pivoting to create space. Sergio Busquets was once again the key to dictating plays, and while Lionel Messi is still the maestro of the Catalans, the Argentine will be the first to tell you that Busquets is the one who makes everything tick in the Barcelona side.
#7 Carlos Soler (Valencia)
Valencia endured a disappointing campaign after finishing 13th in La Liga, but the same cannot be said of Carlos Soler. He was a revelation in the squad and their undisputed player of the season with 11 goals and six assists.
The 24-year-old demonstrated quality, composure and vision beyond his peers and forged a solid partnership with Uros Racic in midfield. Soler's long-range ability saw him net a few stunners, while he also became the first La Liga player of the 21st century to score three penalties in a game when he netted a hat-trick against Real Madrid.
