David Silva (Man City)
Perhaps a less glorious individual campaign than last term but the crafty Spaniard is still one of the Premier League’s most effective attackers.
Aaron Lennon (Tottenham)
Perhaps Bale’s displays have left the England man in the shadows somewhat but the pint sized performer has nonetheless impressed this term.
Robert Snodgrass (Norwich City)
Canaries are no doubt indebted to the efforts of the Scottish international.
Theo Walcott (Arsenal)
Arsenal man may like to be considered for the striking role at the Gunners but out wide he has had a very effective campaign, 14 goals and 10 assists in Premier League action alone.
Shaun Maloney (Wigan Athletic)
The Latics may have been relegated by Maloney has still been a very productive player this season.