9. Eder Militao (Real Madrid). Militao played a key role in Real Madrid's La Liga and Champions League double last season. The Brazilian star is a powerful centre-back with good pace and an impressive reading of the game.
8. Dayot Upamecano (Bayern Munich). Upamecano gradually became the leader of the Bayern Munich defense. The French midfielder has improved his ability to read the game and make decisions. At the age of 23, Upamecano promises a bright future.
7. Virgil van Dijk (Liverpool). Van Dijk is no longer in top form, but the Dutch star is still in the top 10 best midfielders in the world by FourFourTwo.
6. Guillaume Saliba (Arsenal). The French midfielder quickly established himself as a solid member of the Arsenal defence. Saliba played an important role in Mikel Arteta's reign. His strengths are reading the game, good ball control and excellent dribbling at the age of 22.
5. Kim Min Jae (Napoli). Min-Jae has played a key role in Napoli's rise to the top of Serie A this season. He was dubbed by many experts as the Asian version of Van Dijk. The 25-year-old midfielder has the ability to read the game and intercept passes extremely well. Min-Jae made fans forget the image of Kalidou Koulibaly. 4. Antonio Rudiger (Real Madrid). FourFourTwo ranks Rudiger at number 4 in the list of the 10 best central defenders in the world at the moment. The German centre-back is competing for a starting spot with Eder Militao in Real Madrid's defence.
3. Ruben Dias (Man City). Dias controlled the ball well, read the game well and defended well. The Portuguese midfielder brings steel and stability to the Man City defense.
2. Marquinhos (PSG). FourFourTwo ranks Marquinhos at number 2 in the list of the 10 best central defenders in the world at the moment.
1. David Alaba (Real Madrid). The former Bayern Munich player is good at controlling the ball and launching attacks from his own half. At his peak, Alaba often has a starting position in the Real Madrid defence.
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According to former Crystal Palace chairman Simon Jordan, Mason Mount is demanding a hefty salary to stay at Chelsea amid interest from Liverpool, Manchester United and Bayern Munich.
Mount has yet to reach an agreement with Chelsea over a new contract, with the Daily Mail claiming the 24-year-old has turned down a £200,000-a-week offer.
Jordan told talkSPORT:
“The problem he has at Chelsea right now, as far as I know, with the contract situation and the possibility of leaving, is that there are quite odd salary requirements.
“I think they are in the middle of £200,000+. I also think he wants to stay at Chelsea, but he wants the salary to prevent this conversation. "It also prohibits transfers to other football clubs."
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