Lionel Messi
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1. Harry Kane - a world class striker. Kane is currently one of the best goalscorers in Europe 
2. Raheem Sterling - I wouldn't have put him in the top 5 until his performances this season.
3. Dele Alli - one of the most talented 21 year olds in the world. England should build their attack around Kane and Ali.
4. Kyle Walker - has grown under Pep and now one of the best right backs in the world.
5. Adam Lallana - I don't think many other English players can match his ability on the ball, playmaking and workrate. I had Lallana 4th, but moved him down because of his lack of football recently.
6. James Vardy - England's the most dangerous forward on the counter-attack.
7. Marcus Rashford - I think Rashford will be in the top 3 soon. England's most exciting attacking talent.
8. Jack Wilshere - a quality passer with good ball control, I think his ability deserves to be recognized in the top 10.
9. Eric Dier - probably England's most important defensive midfielder now. Versatile too, solid as a centreback or rightback.
10. Jesse Lingard - I think his match-winning performances for Manchester United this season warrant his inclusion here. At first, I was actually surprised he made the list, but who do you replace him with?
Who missed out?
Danny Rose - haven't seen a lot of Rose this year but he's Spurs' and England's best left back at full fitness.
Jordan Henderson - not in the top 10 anymore. I think he is a very effective midfielder in the right system though.
Jack Butland - it hasn't been Butland's best season but he should be a fixture in the top 10 in years to come.
Daniel Sturridge - sadly injuries are stopping him now. 4 years ago he would be top 5.
Oxlade Chamberlain - I think my appreciation for him has grown a lot this season. Potential to break the top 10 this year.
Gary Cahill - his performances have declined this season.
Chris Smalling - save as above, not the same commanding defender as last year.
Agree? Disagree? Who did I forget? What is your top 10?

2. Raheem Sterling - I wouldn't have put him in the top 5 until his performances this season.
3. Dele Alli - one of the most talented 21 year olds in the world. England should build their attack around Kane and Ali.
4. Kyle Walker - has grown under Pep and now one of the best right backs in the world.
5. Adam Lallana - I don't think many other English players can match his ability on the ball, playmaking and workrate. I had Lallana 4th, but moved him down because of his lack of football recently.
6. James Vardy - England's the most dangerous forward on the counter-attack.
7. Marcus Rashford - I think Rashford will be in the top 3 soon. England's most exciting attacking talent.
8. Jack Wilshere - a quality passer with good ball control, I think his ability deserves to be recognized in the top 10.
9. Eric Dier - probably England's most important defensive midfielder now. Versatile too, solid as a centreback or rightback.
10. Jesse Lingard - I think his match-winning performances for Manchester United this season warrant his inclusion here. At first, I was actually surprised he made the list, but who do you replace him with?
Who missed out?
Danny Rose - haven't seen a lot of Rose this year but he's Spurs' and England's best left back at full fitness.
Jordan Henderson - not in the top 10 anymore. I think he is a very effective midfielder in the right system though.
Jack Butland - it hasn't been Butland's best season but he should be a fixture in the top 10 in years to come.
Daniel Sturridge - sadly injuries are stopping him now. 4 years ago he would be top 5.
Oxlade Chamberlain - I think my appreciation for him has grown a lot this season. Potential to break the top 10 this year.
Gary Cahill - his performances have declined this season.
Chris Smalling - save as above, not the same commanding defender as last year.
Agree? Disagree? Who did I forget? What is your top 10?