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#4 Jack Wilshere
Back in 2011, when Jack Wilshere bossed the midfield in the UEFA Champions League when Arsenal took on Barcelona, he announced himself to the world as a tough-tackling quick-paced midfielder who was capable of doing just as great in both attack and defence but since then, Jack's career has stalled. Injuries have hampered his growth and he's been in and out of the Arsenal first team.
Yet he hasn't lost the magic that made him stand out when everyone else looked mediocre. When he started for England in November against Slovenia, he scored two incredible goals, was at the heart of every movement the team partook in. It's the same case for when he starts for Arsenal, he's undroppable when in peak form.
The likes of Mesut Ozil, Alexis Sanchez and Aaron Ramsey may often catch the headlines but young Jack is still the pass-master for the way he reads the game and carves open defences. If Jack Wilshere is ever offered the chance to join Barcelona, it'll be a hell of a decision to make given his love for the Gunners but if he chooses to move to Catalan, the club can be sure they have the right player to replace the enigmatic Iniesta.
