Tottenham and Manchester United players have also impressed in the calendar year…
Sky Sports have been running a poll to find out who fans think has been the best player of 2015.
That got us thinking, who would make it into the team of the calendar year?
Here’s what we came up with…
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GK) David De Gea, Manchester United
The goalkeeper has been in brilliant form throughout the season, and has continued this since January.
RB) Branislav Ivanovic, Chelsea
A couple of important goals from the Serbian have highlighted how important he is to manager Jose Mourinho in the last few months.
LB) Ryan Bertrand, Southampton
Great performances against Manchester United and others from the Chelsea flop have helped the Saints to continue their push for the top four.
CB) Mamadou Sakho, Liverpool
Seemingly out of favour for a few months following the Merseyside derby in September, the centre-back has come to the fore since Brendan Rodgers switched to a three at the back system.
CB) Kurt Zouma, Chelsea
The 20-year-old has pushed Gary Cahill out of the starting XI at Stamford Bridge, and was even impressive when asked to play in midfield in the Capital One Cup final.
CM) Francis Coquelin, Arsenal
After coming back from a loan at Charlton Athletic in December, the Frenchman has made defensive midfield his own position at the Emirates.
CM) Santi Cazorla, Arsenal
With Mesut Ozil out of sorts in recent times, it has fallen to the diminutive midfielder to pick up the slack. He has not disappointed.
CAM) Philippe Coutinho, Liverpool
A couple of wonder goals against Southampton and Manchester City have highlighted the Brazilian’s great form in recent weeks. He has led a revival at Anfield.
LAM) Christian Eriksen, Tottenham
A penchant for late goals is what hits the headlines, but it has been the Dane’s ability to control games from start to finish that has been so important for Spurs.
RAM) David Silva, Manchester City
Although the Citizens have slipped up in the Premier League title race, it has not been because of the Spaniard. The 29-year-old has been almost single handedly trying to keep some hope at the Etihad in the absence of both Sergio Aguero and Yaya Toure at times.
ST) Harry Kane, Tottenham
24 goals in all competitions this season, and the forward has been in great form all campaign. The last two months have been no different.
