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FFT100 2018: No.5, Antoine Griezmann (Atletico Madrid)
By Thore Haugstad published
FFT100 He was man of the match in Europa League and World Cup finals, and refuses to hide his disappointment at the lack of Ballon d'Or recognition. Better win that Champions League in 2019, then...

FFT100 2018: No.6, Mohamed Salah (Liverpool)
By Thore Haugstad published
FFT100 The all-time record for goals in a Premier League season; a starring role as Liverpool reached the Champions League final. In 2018, Salah has been the man with the Midas touch

FFT100 2018: No.7, Eden Hazard (Chelsea)
By Daniel Storey published
FFT100 The second-best player of the World Cup has shone for Chelsea regardless of his team's form, and is thriving with the shackles off under Maurizio Sarri. And those Real Madrid links won't go away....

FFT100 2018: No.8, Neymar (PSG)
By Andy Brassell published
FFT100 The Brazilian missed the last three months of 2017/18 before proving powerless to avoid a disappointing World Cup exit with Brazil. It hasn't been a year to remember for Neymar – but if anyone can turn it around in 2019, it's him

FFT100 2018: No.9, Jan Oblak (Atletico Madrid)
By David Cartlidge published
FFT100 Best goalkeeper in the world? We think so. The Slovenian is La Liga's dominant shot-stopper; a pillar of reliability season upon season for the world's meanest team

FFT100 2018: No.10, Harry Kane (Tottenham)
By Seb Stafford-Bloor published
FFT100 Bettering his Premier League goal tally for the fourth season running prefaced a Golden Boot-winning World Cup where England reached the semi-finals. Another year, greater heights for the Spurs talisman

FFT100 2018: No.11, David Silva (Manchester City)
By Greg Lea published
FFT100 Silva fought on as his son Mateo was born prematurely a year ago, helping Manchester City to their record-breaking title. Somehow, he looks even better so far in 2018/19

FFT100 2018: No.12, Sergio Aguero (Manchester City)
By Daniel Storey published
FFT100 His ludicrous goalscoring is almost taken for granted now, but what shouldn't is the way Manchester City's Argentine ace has brilliantly adapted his game for the greater good in 2018
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