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VIE 01.04.2016
Lucas (Atletico Madrid)
A promising youngster whose strengths include his versatility, as he is adept at both centre-back and full-back. With Diego Godin and Jose Maria Gimenez alike out of the game against Real Betis, this will be another opportunity for the energetic, spirited 20-year-old to play an important role and showcase his vast potential.
Carlos Castro (R. Sporting)
Another young talent, and one who is Sporting through and through. He was the key man for his side last time round, leading the comeback charge against Atletico Madrid and bagging the winner to secure three massive points. Fleet-footed and quick-thinking, he has what it takes to make the difference for the Asturian side over the final furlong of the season.
Willian Jose (UD Las Palmas)
Stocky but agile, the striker boasts excellent movement – particularly in the box – and a knack for being in the right place at the right time. He is chipping in with plenty of goals as Las Palmas look to ease to safety in the business end of the campaign.
Mikel San Jose (Athletic Club)
Just like Lucas, he has the ability to acquit himself brilliantly in several positions, which has served him to lock down a place in Ernesto Valverde's starting XI. Right now he is lining up in central midfield, from where he is making use of his colossal aerial prowess to pose a threat going forward.
Takashi Inui (SD Eibar)
Game by game, he is gradually establishing himself as a regular danger man. The Japanese star has taken to LaLiga like a duck to water in his first season and has seamlessly slotted into Jose Luis Mendilibar's system. He brings a whole lot to the table, from speed to flair and oodles of personality.
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