#5 Willian (Chelsea)
Willian has never really established himself as a sure-shot starter at Chelsea but he has been one of those players who always rose to the occasion when the situation demanded it.
Back in Mourinho's final tumultuous season, the Brazilian was the only player who seemed fit enough to wear the shirt - what with those free-kicks coming to the Blues' rescue time and again.
However, he has been rotated in and out of the squad following Pedro's arrival. Antonio Conte has preferred the Spaniard in most games to play opposite Eden Hazard. The fans saw it the same way too with Pedro having a far more productive season than Willian.
This season, Willian has played on the wing and in a central attacking role - excelling in the latter - while Pedro has struggled to match last season's output. Once a player that many fans wanted out, a revitalised Willian is now the toast of the Blues.
"I'm happy here and the fans can be calm. I'm always happy here at Chelsea. I really like this club a lot with my heart." - Willian
Now, in the business end of the season, Willian has come into his own with four Man of the Match performances in Chelsea's last seven games. He has even replaced the inconsistent Hazard as the Blues' primary threat in attack.
With 14 goals and 7 assists in all competitions, he has actually contributed more than Alvaro Morata (13 goals and 5 assists) has this season even though the Spaniard has played more minutes.
Why would they sell him?