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#5 Cesc Fabregas (Chelsea)
With the likes of De Bruyne and Neymar taking the world by storm with their brilliant performances, Cesc Fabregas hasn't been talked about much, has he?
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The Spanish midfield maestro, however, is quietly doing what he always does best - controlling games with his exquisite vision and passing abilities. From playing as a false nine and a number ten at Barcelona, the former Arsenal playmaker is currently seen dictating games for Chelsea alongside Tiemoue Bakayoko and N'Golo Kante.
It might be because of his low assists tally that he hasn't been singled out for attention, but Cesc Fabregas is the second best when it comes to dishing out passes for the attackers to score.
He has only 4 assists in the Premier League and the UEFA Champions League, but he boasts a mammoth production of 60 chances in both competitions this season. Also, he has a fantastic average of 3.2 key passes per game, better than anyone in the Blues' starting XI.
Being the highest provider of chances at the Bridge, the Spaniard is expected to play a vital part in the upcoming fixtures for the Blues.
