4) Marouane Fellaini (Manchester United)
His presence alone was bemoaned by United fans this time last year, now he’s a key player under Louis van Gaal. He’s thrived in has attacking midfield role, with his goals against Manchester City and Tottenham only underlining his rediscovered qualities.
3) Simon Mignolet (Liverpool)
The Reds goalkeeper couldn’t buy a clean-sheet during the first-half of the season and was dropped in favour of Brad Jones in December. Since his return he’s been nothing short of exceptional, making a host of fine saves and improving his command of the penalty area.