Top three under rated players in EPL, including Manchester United star

No you haven’t read the title wrong! So who is an underrated player? There will always be talks and be subjects on whether the judging parameters are consistent on giving a final decision on any player. We put forward a list on those players whom we feel don’t get their values appreciated. Whether or not they are under rated might seem relative, We feel these are a handful of the folklore whose work ethic, stamina and influence on the game are hardly noticed as they get overshadowed by their flashy team mates. Feel free to slate me and do provide your valuable suggestions as we present three of the most underrated players in England currently.

Phil Jones (Manchester United):

One of the most versatile players, I have seen in the last couple of years has been United’s Phil Jones. Bought from Blackburn Rovers by Sir Alex, Jones has shown immense capability and maturity to read a game brilliantly on his own. Whether it’s his positioning on the pitch or sensing a forthcoming danger, the Englishman is always proactive to run that extra mile for his club and country and is more than willing to put his body on the line. David Moyes has perhaps started using Jones in his most favourite position, the Defensive midfielder’s slot, albeit the absence of Micheal Carrick, which shows Jones’ maturity and versatility despite being a centre back. If United are to recover their disastrous campaign so far, make no mistake Jones is an important cog in their wheel. Talking of national colours too, he might have to play a role of immense importance if England are to achieve anything rather than jeers come next summer in the Wolrd Cup inSambaland, Brazil.

Leon Osman (Everton):

Yet another Englishman on the list, this Evertonian perhaps has never got his due. The level of admiration that the Toffees fans have for Osman is perhaps beyond imaginable. A one club man if you neglect his loan spells in the lower tier of English Football, Osman epitomizes immense spirit, dedication and the eagerness to succeed under the most testing times overall. He symbolizes Everton in his approach, always willing to bear a heavy challenge, the eagerness to fight and the tummy to run the extra mile.

So do we conclude the list with another Englishman? If you would agree with me, the next player on my list and perhaps the most underrated of all would be Manchester City’s hardworkingmidfielder James Milner.

James Milner

Players of Milner’s breed are hard to find. They do their job, put tremendous shifts in week in and week out, score goals, provide assists, yet never complain of losing their starting eleven place the next week, thanks to a much bigger name. James Milner remains integral to City’s title aspirations, their charge in the second half of the campaign and most importantly for England come next year in the World Cup.