Wednesday 9 May 2018 17:53, UK
This Premier League season has seen many players take their game to the next level. But who do the Soccer Saturday pundits pick as their breakout stars of 2017/18?
We asked Paul Merson, Matt Le Tissier, Charlie Nicholas and Phil Thompson to select the player they feel has hugely improved this season, and now become a key figure for their club.
Here are their selections…
To play in the big games Alexander-Arnold has played in, considering where he's come from, is remarkable. He's played in big, big football matches and shown unbelievable temperament.
It might just be a bit late for him to make it to the World Cup as England have some established right-back options ahead of him but he's nailed on for the next major tournament if he carries on doing what he is doing.
The difference that Zaha makes to that Crystal Palace team is incredible. It has surprised me the levels that he has played at consistently this season. The difference to Palace's results when he's not been available is telling.
Zaha has now gone from being an unpredictable talent to somebody who is really influencing games far more than ever before.
When Liverpool signed Robertson they never played him, then he got an odd game here or there - and now suddenly Liverpool fans are singing his name and he's on the brink of securing a Champions League winner's medal!
It's a fantastic story where he's come from, going from Queen's Park, Dundee United and then Hull, and he sums up this story of this Liverpool side coming from nowhere to being superstars.
Sterling has done more this season than I thought he would. I actually thought he might be vulnerable with the competition for places at Manchester City.
But to hold down his place, score the goals he has and improve his final ball has made him one of England's go-to men at the World Cup.
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