10. Cesc Fabregas — 165 points
A CRUCIAL PART of Chelsea’s title triumph, the Spanish international managed a phenomenal 18 assists.
9. Santi Cazorla — 168 points
One of the more reliable players in an Arsenal side that flattered to deceive at times, the midfielder racked up seven goals and 11 assists.
8. Charlie Austin — 176 points
One of the few bright spots in a poor QPR team, the prolific English striker scored 18 goals in 35 appearances.
7. John Terry — 177 points
A rock at the heart of the Chelsea back-four, Terry helped the Londoners secure the league’s best defensive record, playing every minute of every game along the way.
6. Branislav Ivanovic — 179 points
One of Chelsea’s more underrated players, Ivanovic featured in all 38 of their games, contributing four goals and five assists in addition to his obvious defensive prowess.
5. Harry Kane — 191 points
Earned more points (actual, rather than Fantasy) than any other Premier League player, Harry Kane lit up a Tottenham side that underwhelmed at times, scoring 21 goals in 34 appearances in the process.
5. David Silva — 191 points
A rare consistent performer in a disappointing campaign for Man City, David Silva managed 12 goals and seven assists over the course of 32 games.
3. Alexis Sanchez — 207 points
As Premier League debut seasons go, they don’t come much more impressive than the Chilean’s first campaign — Sanchez was inspirational at times for Arsenal, registering 16 goals and eight assists.
2. Sergio Aguero — 216 points
Very unfortunate to miss out on a place in the PFA team of the season, Aguero must surely now be considered the league’s best striker, as he notched an unrivalled 26 goals in 33 appearances.
1. Eden Hazard — 233 points
A deserving winner of the PFA Player of the Year award, it’s no surprise to see the majestic Hazard top the Fantasy Premier League list to boot.
He is 32 has had a good career with maybe a couple of years left, no player is going to say no to a reported 600k a week. At the end of the day it is a profession, and if you are offered crazy money for easier work wherever it may be then you would take it.
Should have put in brackets (and agent)
Says a lot about Brazilian and South American footballers and the type of people they are.Hoors for the $$$$$$$$$$$
Yes John cos if an Irish man was offered that he’d turn it down
Tevez comes from complete poverty, as do most South Americans. To suggest they are all about money cause they accept huge pay deals is laughable. Most people take a better deal if offered. Why not?
Neenee did i say an irish man wouldn’t?but at the moment it’s a fact that the Chinese League is full of South Americans
So is the premier league and Spanish league
Alan have changed your tune ? You accuse other players of signing for other clubs just for the money ? How is this any different now ?
12 hour flight from shanghai to Buens Aires. Not much different from Europe. He wasnt doing much for Boca anyway. Saw a lot of games he played in last year and he was more of a hindrance than a help to thise around him. Others often gave him the ball and didnt take responsibility for themselves. Lots of south americans because nearly all the top attackers are from there and they are used to living abroad.