2. David Silva
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David Silva has been the engine of Manchester City and Spanish national team. The Cityzens bought the Spaniard from Valencia in 2010, and his arrival helped the fortunes of Sky Blues.
The 34-year-old transformed Man City into world beaters. He dictated play from the center of the park and pulled the strings for his side. Manchester City built the whole team around the Spanish international, and it paid off. He won the Premier League 4 times and the FA Cup twice.
Silva was also an integral part of the Spanish squad that won the World Cup and Euros twice in a row. The City star scored 73 goals for the Sky Blues in the decade and has been one of the best players in the Premier League for a long time now. Silva would be hoping to end his Man City stint with another Premier League title.
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