Top 10 Statistically Best Players In Europe: Chelsea Flop Only Pipped By World’s Best Three Players

Arsenal and Real Madrid both feature in the list…

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Stats courtesy of WhoScored.

10) Roberto Firmino, Hoffenheim

The Brazilian has been impressive at the Bundesliga side this season, and could be earning himself a move to a club competing in the Champions League.

9) Alexis Sanchez, Arsenal

At times this campaign the Gunners have been a one man team relying on the former Barcelona winger. His 17 goals attest to this.

8) Franck Ribery, Bayern Munich

Injuries have restricted the Munich man to just 13 appearances, but for what he has lacked in quantity he made up for in quality.

7) Alexandre Lacazette, Lyon

An almost unbelievable 21 goals in 23 games for the striker has led to talk of him moving to Liverpool.

6) Neymar, Barcelona

The World Cup star has been going a little bit under the radar so far, but he has 17 goals so far. Cristiano Ronaldo and Lional Messi have more in La Liga.

5) Eden Hazard, Chelsea

Although the 24-year-old still doesn’t hit the back of the net as much as he really should, he has still helped the Blues to a five point lead at the top of the Premier League.

4) Kevin de Bruyne, Wolfsburg

Since leaving Chelsea the midfielder has been in stellar form, with 12 assists to his name so far. His performances have been impressive for English clubs to already start looking at a potential return.

3) Cristiano Ronaldo, Real Madrid

Surprisingly the 30-year-old isn’t in his customary place in the top two. However, he does have the most league goals in Europe with 29.

2) Arjen Robben, Bayern Munich

The Dutchman impressed in the World Cup, and he has continued to do so with all conquering Bayern. The 31-year-old seems to be getting quicker despite his advancing years.

1) Lionel Messi, Barcelona

After a stuttering start to the season the four time Ballon d’Or winner has really hit his stride. His partnership with Neymar and Luis Suarez has started to blossom, which will worry clubs around the continent.