#5 - Casemiro:
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Casemiro has cemented himself as an essential part of Real Madrid's tactical scheme in the past 2 seasons.
The Brazilian midfielder went from being considered the weak link in Zinedine Zidane's lineup, to being labelled by many, as the best defensive midfielder in the world. Casemiro's road was full of obstacles, but he was able to overcome all the difficulties.
His goals against Juventus in the Champions League final and Manchester United in the UEFA Supercup, were the rewards that a player with his dedication deserved.
#4 - Gabriel Jesus:
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In terms of importance for Brazil's national team, Gabriel Jesus is arguably top 2. But if club achievements were to be taken into consideration as well, then the 4th spot seems just about right for a 20-year old who has impressed right from his arrival to the English Premier League. Jesus is the striker that Brazil's national team has been missing.
His ability of receiving the ball with his back turned to goal, his intelligent movement and infiltration to the penalty box and his eye-for-goal, make him the ideal striker in Tite's tactical scheme.