CM) Xavi Hernandez
His long-time midfield partner Andres Iniesta would probably be the superior choice here, but it seems rather harsh to leave Xavi out of his own team.
CM) Ross Barkley
The Everton and England midfielder established himself as one of the best young midfielder’s in the world last season, establishing himself for both club and country.
RW) Raheem Sterling
The Liverpool teenager played a crucial role in the Reds run to second place in the Premier League last season, and has been their stand-out player again so far this term.