The Most Underrated Player in the Premier League…

Football biggest bargains Ruben neves and diago Jota to wolves both exalt for wolves neves was a real servant to wolves and Jota was always a dangerous when going forward and new where the net was

I wished he'd had continued to play despite jesus return from injury last season, he gave us a new dimension that helped keep the title challenge alive in february till april after a 4 match winless run

he was seemingly signed to fulfil the sort of role shaqiri had at Liverpool, never a starter but chips in with important goals, acquired for a decent fee and won't throw a tantrum at not starting many games…. Then arteta realised he's better than martinelli so is finally treating him more like a 70m signing

Surely martinelli is the bigger bargain

All these comments are praising him🎉 Although he is a great player I hate they guy because he got a hattrick at my first anfield match💀

He was always good but he left on a bad note by chucking his toys out the pram after not getting a pay rise (he was already our 2nd highest payed player) and refusing to train

I think Arsenal will win one nill with a trossard goal in 20 mint

Brighton is a literal money printer for young talent

Trossard is always dangerous. Still remember the goal he scored against Arsenal when he was at Briton. So happy he joined Arsenal.

Didn’t know that Josko Gvardiol has goals in his game. Manchester City have found their new Ilkay Gundogan during the business end of the season. 5 goals in his last 7 games in all competitions and in the last month he has 4 goals in the Premier League which is as many league goals as Gabriel Jesus and he’s a center back. His career at Manchester City didn’t get off to the best of starts. They paid around 90 million for him making him the most expensive defender in the world and at first he was seen as a flop that transfer fee looked as if it was an overpay not worth the money they paid for him he didn’t look comfortable as a left back and it looked as if he wouldn’t fit their system. Apart from Haaland last season, how many players have hit the ground running in their first season in the premier league coming from the Bundesliga. The transfer fee was weighing down on him and even though he can play left back, a 90 million CB was playing out of position.

In recent months he has gotten better and silenced the critics who wrote him off as a flop and he has hit his stride and found his place in the team at LB. He can have some shaky moments in defense from here and there, but he’s a special player and has added attacking contributions in his locker.!We expected him to come good especially since in Pep Guardiola’s system at Manchester City it takes players time to gel and get used to his style and we all saw how good he was for RB Leipzig in the Bundesliga and his performances for Croatia at the World Cup apart from when Messi turned him inside out. He didn’t look great initially, but now we’re seeing the best out of him and he’s been in sublime scoring form of late too which has put Manchester City on the brink of another premier league title if results go their way. It’ll be interesting to see him going from strength to strength next season when he has a full preseason under his belt.

Definitely a bargain. As for that Ukrainian mess, god nows how he even got onto the professional stage

Wish he never left. Brighton always makes a lot when selling their players. But I'd rather keep them than lose them.

His number of goals does not represent how good he is. He also scored against some pretty big teams not just some weaker Premier League sides: Liverpool, Bayern, Chelsea, PSV, United and Porto. He's the definition of quality > quantity

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