#1: Luka Milivojević (Crystal Palace)

Crystal Palace have had an inconsistent season, relying heavily again on the flamboyance of star man Wilfried Zaha in the attacking third. The most consistent aspect of the season thus far though, is the form of Serbia international Luka Milivojević.
The holding midfielder has been Palace's standout performer, building his reputation in England amongst club supporters and analysts across the country.
His six goals so far this term have helped lift the club from the foot of the Premier League table, but more importantly, his influence on the pitch really catches the eye when watching him. Keeping his team-mates organised, his quality when in possession helps to start attacks from deeper positions on the pitch.
His defensive-minded mentality provides Palace with extra protection too, and he can often shift back into central defence when out of possession. At the age of 26 and with a World Cup coming up for Serbia, his reputation continues to rise - much to the understandable dismay of his new fans, worried that he could angle for a move with better clubs potentially interested.
A strong addition last year, he proved an important presence as they managed to avoid relegation. This term, Milivojević has raised his game to another level and would be considered one of the league's best defensive-minded midfielders.