50) Loic Remy (Chelsea)
One of the finest backup strikers in the league, Chelsea’s Loic Remy seems just right at about 50th place in the Premier League’s best players.
49) Gylfi Sigurdsson (Swansea)
Skillful and creative, Gylfi Sigurdsson looks back at his best in a Swansea shirt again, though his influence waned as last season went on.
48) Harry Kane (Tottenham)
Only 48th, Harry Kane still has to prove he’s not a one-season wonder after a superb run of goalscoring form for Tottenham in 2014/15.
47) Joe Hart (Manchester City)
One of the best goalkeepers in Europe on his day, Manchester City star Joe Hart makes it to 47th on this list.
46) Matteo Darmian (Manchester United)
Brought in from Torino, Matteo Darmian shone in Serie A and has had a decent pre-season for the Red Devils.
45) Bastian Schweinsteiger (Manchester United)
Shockingly low for a player of his calibre, the World Cup winner joins from Bayern Munich but is not quite being tipped to be among the stars of this season.
44) Olivier Giroud (Arsenal)
An underrated striker, Olivier Giroud makes it to 44th on this list after perhaps his best season for Arsenal, but he can still do better and should aim for 20+ goals in 2015/16.
43) Andre Ayew (Swansea)
Hugely impressive in Ligue 1, it will be interesting to see how Andre Ayew performs in the Premier League after joining Swansea.
42) Mamadou Sakho (Liverpool)
A powerful and solid defender still prone to the occasional lapse in concentration, Mamadou Sakho will be hoping to improve this season.
41) Gary Cahill (Chelsea)
Surprisingly low for a defender of his calibre, Gary Cahill has been crucial to Chelsea’s strong record at the back in recent times.
