#3 Jordi Alba
If Barcelona had known how influential Jordi Alba would become in the campaign, maybe they wouldn't have signed Ousmane Dembele in the summer. In fact, the Spaniard has been the reason why Barcelona hasn't felt the departure of Neymar much in the season.
Ever since Neymar left, Alba has taken a new role in the attack, covering the huge hole that the Brazilian left behind perfectly. Offensively, he has been really brilliant, forging a perfect understanding with Lionel Messi and complementing Luis Suarez up front.
The right-back is one of the most creative players in the Barcelona squad this season, with 8 assists to his name. He also recorded 2 goals in the Spanish top flight as well as another one in the Copa Del Rey. Offensively, he has been a great asset to the team, with his incredible ability to start attacks and make dangerous moves into the opposition box.
The Spaniard has also been impressive in his defensive duties as much as he has been in attack. So far, he has made 63 clearances, 75 interceptions and 18 blocks in both the La Liga and the Champions League and has been very brilliant in stopping counter-attacks, using his incredible pace.