Toti

Key strength: Aerial dominance

Defensive anchor

At the bottom of the Premier League table, Wolverhampton Wanderers are fighting for survival with 20 games played, yet Portuguese centre-back Toti stands as a rare beacon of resilience amid the chaos. The 27-year-old has made 14 appearances this season, totaling 1,047 minutes with one assist to his name—an impressive return for a defender on a team struggling defensively. Standing 1.87m tall with 78 defending and 80 physicality ratings, Toti brings left-footed composure to the backline (72 passing), enabling Wolves to build from the back despite their precarious position. His £28 million market value represents significant potential resale value, particularly if the unthinkable relegation occurs. However, six yellow cards and two red cards reveal the desperation of Wolves' defensive battles. Competing with Krejci, Agbadou, Bueno, and Mosquera for minutes, Toti has carved out a starting role under rotation. For a club staring at the Championship, his aerial dominance and young age for a centre-back offer both hope for survival—and a potential summer windfall if Wolves need to rebuild.