Adebayo Akinfenwa, No. 1
This man was the inspiration for the phrase "built like a tank," or should have been. Adebayo Akinfenwa, a veteran of the English lower leagues, has embarrassed a number of defenders over the years. He may not be well-known simply because he plays in England's lesser leagues, but he is without a doubt the country's most powerful footballer.
Adebayo Akinfenwa is without a doubt the strongest professional football player in the world, and his physique speaks for itself. The man embodies the strength and endurance necessary to humiliate any defense on the planet.
Adama Traore is number two on the list. 
Adama Traore is a behemoth of a footballer who epitomizes the power of today's players. Barcelona's winger is without a doubt the league's top player and a terror for opposition defenders. When Adama Traore is in prime form, his speed and strength make him difficult to stop.
The Spanish winger is one of the most dangerous and powerful players in the game. Adama Traore is a large, strong player with all of the tools he needs to be a dominant football player, especially when combined with his incredible speed.
Danny Shittu is number three on the list. 
Danny Shittu is one of England's most powerful footballers. He was one of the greatest defenders in the Championship at the time, and he was very good at what he did.
Danny Shittu is a big and muscular player, but he struggled to maintain his form in the Premier League. Despite this, he is ranked third among the world's most powerful gamers.
Victor Wanyama, No. 4 
The Kenyan international stands at six feet tall and has a powerful build, making him one of the Premier League's most powerful players.
He is part of a new crop of agile but incredibly powerful midfielders in Major League Soccer, standing over six feet tall and the width of a two-door refrigerator-freezer combo.
5. Mamadou Sakho Mamadou Sakho, who currently plays for Montpellier, is without a doubt one of the best footballers in the world.
Sakho is a colossal, towering player with a powerful physique who is a true beast on the pitch. Due to his aggressiveness, his boss [Brendan Rogers] dubbed him "Killer Sakho" during his time at Liverpool. Mamadou Sakho can't be accused of slacking in the gym, even though his defensive talents have improved.