Defensive midfielder: Emre Can (Borussia Dortmund)
Emre Can has struggled with plenty of injuries this season, starting only thrice in the Bundesliga. But he has still managed to strike twice for Dortmund.
It shows how much attacking threat he brings to the side, while his versatility has allowed him to excel in various midfield positions.
Right winger: Marco Reus (Borussia Dortmund)
The Dortmund skipper has largely managed to keep himself fit and Der BVB has reaped incredible benefits. Marco Reus has scored four while assisting eight goals so far.
He's been their chief playmaker, orchestrating Dortmund's attacking play with intelligent movement and sublime crosses.
Attacking midfielder: Thomas Muller (Bayern Munich)
Speaking of playmakers, could there be anyone better than Thomas Muller? He's currently leading Europe's top five leagues for assists this season with 12!
While his spatial intelligence is unmatched, Muller's range of passing is awe-inspiring too. He also occasionally weighs in with goals, having netted four times in the top-flight.
Left winger: Leroy Sane (Bayern Munich)
Following a mixed first year in Bavaria, Leroy Sane has hit peak form with Bayern Munich this season. He has scored and assisted four times each in eight league starts.
His finishing has vastly improved. He also offers energy, flair, invention and technique from the flanks, becoming a thorn in the opposition's face.