- RIGHT ATTACKING MIDFIELD: Adam Lallana (Southampton)
Adam Lallana has been the driving force for Southampton’s punching-above-their-weight season. Having racked up 9 goals and 5 assists along with 57 key passes and 62 chances created, Adam Lallana has been among the best attacking midfielders/wingers this season around. Having earned an international call-up for England, Lallana is on course to play in Brazil having notched up the best creative statistics for an England midfielder. Lallana has been brilliant as a leader as well. His ability to team up with forwards Ricky Lambert and jay Rodriguez has been top quality.
- LEFT ATTACKING MIDFIELD: Eden Hazard (Chelsea)
Eden Hazard has been the driving force for the Blues campaign this season. Playing as a play-maker from the left side of the pitch, Hazard has had a lot of influence in the commendable performances of the Blues. He is the top scorer for Chelsea with 14 goals this season and has also notched up 7 assists while creating 87 chances and 80 key passes which are both highest for any attacking midfielder.
With Jose Mourinho emphasizing on direct attacking game play with more purposeful passing and superior work rate, Hazard has emerged as a manager’s favourite as he has shown immense quality in tracking back his full backs and not allowing the width to the opposition, in turn helping out Cesar Azpilicueta.
- CENTRE FORWARD: Luis Suarez (Liverpool)
There was absolutely no doubt about who was going to lead the attack for the Soccersouls Premier League XI! It is the most prolific League goal scorer in the whole of Europe- the Uruguay International, Luis Suarez. Despite serving a ban and missing the first 5 games of the season, Suarez has scored 29 goals in 29 games along with 12 assists and 78 chances created. He has been a fan’s delight with the flair and confidence on display as he has led the Reds attack to a very promising stage in the league, where Liverpool have a genuine chance of winning their first Barclay’s Premier League title.
