#8 Dean Henderson | Sheffield United
Sheffield United have been the surprise package of the Premier League season, thanks in no small part to Dean Henderson. The young goalkeeper, who is on loan from Manchester United, has enjoyed a stunning first season in the top flight and looks set to have a fantastic career for club and country.
The 23-year-old has adapted seamlessly to Premier League football and proved that he belongs at the top level, after making a name for himself in the Championship last season.
Henderson's assured displays between the sticks have not gone unnoticed, as the Red Devils are reportedly eager to have him back next season to compete with David de Gea.
Additionally, England manager Gareth Southgate could also call him up later this year to provide cover and competition to Jordan Pickford, who continues to divide opinion with his displays.
The young shot-stopper has been one of the best goalkeepers in the Premier League this season and looks set to have a bright future in the game.
#7 Jack Grealish | Aston Villa
Much was said about Jack Grealish after his first Premier League campaign with Aston Villa, as they lost their status as Premier League ever-presents when they suffered relegation in the 2015-16 season.
The youngster, despite his outrageous potential, was slated for his lack of professionalism, having been penalized several times for off-field incidents. However, his return to the top-flight has been spectacular, as he continues to establish himself as a talismanic figure for Aston Villa.
Blessed with excellent close control and dribbling ability, Grealish is an attacking midfielder by trade but is also capable of playing out wide. With nine goals and eight assists to his name in all competitions this season, the 24-year-old has impressed for his boyhood side and led their battle to avoid relegation.
Grealish has been one of the best midfielders in the Premier League this season despite Villa's position on the league standings and looks set to secure a big-money move this summer.
#6 Phil Foden | Manchester City
Hailed as the greatest player he has ever coached by Pep Guardiola, Phil Foden has continued his development this season and become an integral part of the Manchester City side.
The 20-year-old is already a two-time Premier League winner and looks set to play a big part in the club's future, with David Silva primed to leave the club this summer.
An attacking midfielder by trade, Foden is blessed with a wand of a left foot and has also shown that he's got a keen eye for a pass - much like Silva himself.
The young Englishman has made 35 appearances in all competitions - 21 in the Premier League - and recorded seven goals and nine assists for the Cityzens. Foden is one of the brightest prospects in the country and is also in line to be called up to the England squad by Gareth Southgate.
#5 Adama Traore | Wolves
Adama Traore is one of the most interesting players in world football. While the explosive winger's natural ability to take defenders on and beat them is amongst the business, he struggled for consistency in the final third till 2019.
However, in the current Premier League campaign, the former Barcelona winger as finally come of age and delivered mature performances for Wolves. Traore is lightning quick on the ball and his physique helps him maraud his way past the opposition, making him one of the hardest players to defend against.
Used as a right-winger and a wing-back in a 3-4-3, the 24-year-old has also played up front for Wolves this season and combined well with Raul Jimenez.
With six goals and 12 assists in all competitions, Traore has finally arrived in the big stage and is one of the most underrated matchwinners in the country.
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