Premier League Championship
David Silva wins the 2011/12 Premier League championship with Manchester City and supplies creativity between the lines and constructs many of City's attacking moves.
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David Silva wins the 2011/12 Premier League championship with Manchester City and supplies creativity between the lines and constructs many of City's attacking moves.
David de Gea wins the 2012/13 Premier League championship with Manchester United and establishes himself as United's first-choice goalkeeper and makes important saves.
David Silva wins the 2013/14 Premier League championship with Manchester City and creates chances through close control and intelligent movement in advanced areas.
Cesar Azpilicueta wins the 2016/17 Premier League championship with Chelsea and adapts superbly to a role in Chelsea's back three and starts every league game.
Diego Costa wins the 2016/17 Premier League championship with Chelsea and leads the line and scores 20 league goals in Chelsea's title-winning season.
Cesc Fabregas wins the 2016/17 Premier League championship with Chelsea and provides incisive passing and assists even when used frequently as a substitute.
Pep Guardiola wins the 2022/23 Premier League championship with Manchester City and directs Manchester City to a third successive league title during the club's historic treble season.
Rodrigo Hernandez wins the 2022/23 Premier League championship with Manchester City and controls the centre of the pitch with accurate passing and outstanding positional awareness.
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