Cazorla, Mata, Silva

[Danno]

Silva. Irrelevant though, but I think Ozil is better than all of them.

[emmo1987]

Scary when all 3 are backup for Spain.

[xHamzah]

All fantastic players, has to be Silva tho.

[Uncle Albert]

 

Witty.

[Simmo86]

Silva>Mata>Cazorla

[Corky]

Cazorla (age 28) - 59 caps, 10 goals

Silva (age 27) - 77 caps, 20 goals

Mata (age 25) - 30 caps, 9 goals

 

Silva also started the Euro 2008 final and the Euro 2012 final.

 

Yes but, as we all know, appearances in PFA Team of the Year are the be all and end all.

[Dan]

 

Hmmm

[Manwell Pablo]

Mata edges it for me, just more consistent at club level (when he actually gets to play)

[Bert]

Mata > Silva > Cathorla

[Father Ted]

Santi for me

[Banks]

You could actually play all three in a 4-2-3-1. Frightening.

Plus they also have Xavi, Xabi Alonso, Iniesta, and Javi Martinez all competing for that central midfield role in that side. Absolutely crazy.

[David Guiza]

On current form I would have to say David Silva. Although, when we lost to Chelsea in the FA Cup, it was a pleasure to watch Juan Mata live, the bloke was a cut above without probably leaving 3rd gear for the time that he was on the pitch. He is clearly not a Mourinho type player however, mainly down to his work rate, and is suffering as a result. Cazorla I haven't seen live, but anytime I have seen him he's looked fantastic. Love a player who is always a positive, although there is a time and place for that (Knockaert being a prime example). 

[Pride_Of_The_Midlands]

Yes but, as we all know, appearances in PFA Team of the Year are the be all and end all.

 

Not for foreign players since they haven't always been playing in the Premier League.

[martyn]

Mata, Cazorla, Silva, Illaramendi, Fabregas, Iniesta, Xavi, Alonso,Martinez and Busquets - not many international sides have that level if quality in depth. Not to mention Arteta has never had an international cap.

Not to Mention Isco

[Stadt]

Not to Mention Isco

Yeah forgot about him, there is Thiago as well!