Adnan Januzaj

Key strength: Pace and dribbling

Wide creator

Once heralded as Manchester United's next superstar at 18, Adnan Januzaj now finds himself navigating a very different reality at 31. Playing for a Sevilla side languishing in 13th place, the Belgian winger has managed just 323 minutes across 11 appearances this season—scoring twice but yet to register an assist. Operating as an inside forward who favors cutting inside from the right, Januzaj has become a bit-part player in Andalusia, valued at just €1.2M—a stark contrast to the €40M+ price tag once floated during his breakout 2013-14 campaign. With a rating of 54 in a squad featuring higher-rated talents like Isaac Romero (70) and José Ángel Carmona (68), Januzaj's role has shifted from prodigy to experienced squad option. His modest 55-rated pace and dribbling reflect a player whose explosive early potential never quite materialized. For Sevilla, he's a depth piece trying to spark something in a season of struggle; for Januzaj, it's another chapter in a career defined more by what might have been than what was.