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#7 Mohamed Salah (Liverpool)
Despite a short spell at Chelsea, Salah has only had one full season playing in the Premier League, and it was a record-breaking one. He failed to make an impact at Chelsea, but he certainly wasn’t the only one to struggle under Jose Mourinho at Stamford Bridge, and he has gone on to prove his doubters wrong in the years since. He rebuilt his reputation in Serie A after leaving England and returned to the Premier League with Liverpool at the start of last season.
He scored a quite incredible 32 goals in the Premier League last season, the most by anyone in a 38-game season. His pace is such a threat, and suits this Liverpool team so well, especially the way Jurgen Klopp wants them to play. He did have an excellent first year at Anfield, and now the big test for him is to show that he can produce that level of performance on a consistent basis.
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