Alexander Meier is the fourth position in the midfielder that scored,He scored 16 goals, the only player in the side to reach double figures and only Stefan Kieβling and Robert Lewandowski scored more than him in last season’s Bundesliga. He outscored the likes of Mario Mandzukic and Marco Reus and his worth to his side cannot be overestimated. His performance score (967) was outscored by just Anderson and Sebastian Rode (who is believed to have agreed a deal to join Bayern Munich).
Piti the only player to move clubs so far He scored 18 league goals last season which is higher than the likes of Gonzalo Higuaín and Cesc Fabregas. In fact, only four players outscored Piti and his form saw him attract the attention of Granada who he has since signed for. His performance score of 773 was the second highest for Rayo last season and although he is 32 he still has plenty to offer.
Michu He finished the season with 18 league goals but I’m actually going to be a little bit critical of Michu. Nevertheless, the Premier League is one of the harder leagues in world football given its intensity and to do what Michu did deserves respect. I’m waiting until this time next year to pass judgement.
Gareth Bale I’d be amazed if anyone is actually surprised to see Gareth Bale at the top of this list. The Welshman has had one of those seasons where you begin to wonder if he can do anything wrong. 21 goals in 33 league matches, a performance score of 1,685 and the PFA Player of the Year, Bale did have some season. He was by far and away Spurs’ standout performer and without Bale you’d have to question whether Tottenham could have challenged Chelsea and Arsenal as well as they did. Clearly keeping Bale is Spurs’ number one priority and it seems they have managed it, for a season at least. Real Madrid will probably come calling again next summer and Daniel Levy’s resolve will be tested again but for now it looks like Tottenham fans can continue to worship him for one more season at least.
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