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#3 Jarrod Bowen (West Ham United)
Jarrod Bowen has always had the potential to become a sensational attacker and he has been fulfilling the same this season. Often plagued with injuries before this season, the Englishman returned fully fit at the start of the campaign to make a difference.
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Alongside Michail Antonio, Pablo Fornals and Manuel Lanzini, Bowen has been the driving force on the West Ham United frontline. His ability to be lethal in transitional play has benefitted West Ham hugely this term.
Acting as a false nine or right winger, Bowen often cuts in to take a shot from outside the box or create something for a player in the box. It also bodes well for the 25-year-old ace that he has a wand of a left foot. All of this has led to him scoring six goals and making seven assists in 23 league games.
The Hammers remain in contention to finish in the Top 4 this season and Bowen could be the reason the East London club achieve that goal.
#2 Mason Mount (Chelsea)
Mason Mount has been the heart and soul of everything good that has come out of Chelsea this season. The Cobham academy graduate is already a leader at the club and gives his 100% in every single outing.
Manager Thomas Tuchel has used him a little more conservatively in the Premier League but that has not led to a dip in the Englishman's numbers. He has also played in multiple positions this term, with the German manager using him as a winger, false nine, wing-back and as a central midfielder.
The Blues are blessed to have a player as versatile as him, especially when it does not take a toll on his efficiency. His effective nature has led to him scoring seven goals and providing seven assists in 21 league appearances this season.
Mount is arguably the most important player at Chelsea and his performances could lead to the West London club winning some silverware this season.
#1 Trent Alexander-Arnold (Liverpool)
Trent Alexander-Arnold has had yet another scintallating Premier League season with Liverpool this term. Since being part of the senior setup in 2018, the Englishman has been one of the best full-backs in world football.
The 23-year-old ace has been competing for the Premier League playmaker award for the past two years. However, this season he might end up winning it, as he is currently leading the chart and is in scintillating form.
Although he is a right-back, Alexander-Arnold is often found far up the right wing swinging in balls for the frontline to score. The speed and weight of his delivery makes all the difference, since it beats defenders and only requires a touch from his teammates to score.
His knack for attempting long-range goals is an added bonus. His complete skillset has led to him providing 10 assists and scoring two goals in 20 league games this term.
Alexander-Arnold is arguably the best English player in the Premier League this season and his numbers do the talking.
