Müller, the supportive king

If “the face is the mirror of the soul”, Thomas Müller's face gives him away. Rogue and joker before each game with plenty of winks to colleagues and members of the press, his trillery is captured in the field. And in the rankings. The brilliant Bayern midfielder leads the table of maximum assistants of the five main European leagues (14 goal passes) and his shenanigans are capable of creating panic in rival rear ends. His is not a coincidence, it is sacrifice: you just have to see him press the opposite. His German tactical sense and fine touch of the ball, despite not having the body of a gamer, make him the solidarity king of Europe.

The German also led last year the table of Top European assistant in the five major leagues, equaled with Messi (21 goal passes). Without having the ability to dribble the Argentine star, his predisposition, vision and intelligence are insurance for Bayern. German house brand reliability.

He is closely followed by another footballer with a rigid profile: Tottenham's Harry Kane with 13 assists at 20-21. The Englishman not only scores goals (17 this year in the Premier), but also gives them away. Despite the fact that his team is experiencing a moment of doubt after their resounding European elimination against Dinamo Zagreb, the spiky ram continues to show some very interesting records, to the reassurance of Mourinho.

The third most generous man is also English Jack Grealish of Aston Villa. Precisely, his team fell yesterday against the Spurs and Kane drilled his goal from a penalty. With more mobility and dribbling ability than the other two, the midfielder follows in the wake with 12 passes, the same number as Kostic and Kamada (both from Eintracht Frankfurt). The perfect goal partners.