Coral’s Premier League Awards 2014/15: Foreign Player of the Season

Despite being sidelined through ligament injury for a time, City’s leading league scorer has still grabbed 17 goals. The potent poacher has also proven decisive, striking against top teams such as Tottenham and Manchester United.

Currently two-shy of hitting his 100th across all competitions for the Sky Blues, Aguero became the Etihad outfit’s all-time top Premier League scorer this season. View the sharpshooter sinking Spurs in style here:

Christian Eriksen (Tottenham)
Despite homegrown hero Harry Kane’s headline grabbing goal return, Eriksen is arguably the jewel in Tottenham’s crown, and is 14/1 to help them to a top four finish.

Increasingly influential, intelligent Eriksen’s mix of grace and guile is crucial to Mauricio Pochettino’s gameplan. Able to orchestrate from several positions across midfield, the Dane has shown diversity and flexibility this campaign.

Just like Silva, Eriksen has also sharpened his scoring boots this season, netting nine and adding yet another string to his already sensational bow by acquiring a penchant for late goals.

Take a peek at Eriksen’s cracking crossbar challenge:

Nemanja Matic (Chelsea)
Another Chelsea talent makes our final cut, but with good reason, as midfield anchorman Matic is a man of many talents, and is the base of the Blues’ successful spine.

Far from the defensive-minded muscle man that was expected, the Serbia star has showcased impressive tactical nous and the ability to instigate attacks, as well as pick out a pass.

Dictating from deep, few find a way past the midfield shield, and the Blues notably lack poise and presence in his absence. Should the London club lift the title, the addition of Matic last season will be seen as a defining moment.

Watch Matic show off his surprisingly silky skills here:

Olivier Giroud (Arsenal)
In contrast to striking peer Aguero, goal machine Giroud has hit form late on, at a crucial time for the Gunners. The formidable French forward’s numbers demand inclusion, with 14 strikes in just 20 league outings a truly impressive haul.

Despite an injury-hit campaign and a few off days, Giroud has been one of Arsenal’s consistent and reliable players, slotting home seven in his last six to give the Gunners a chance of finishing in second spot, which would be their highest finish in a decade.

Take a gander at Giroud’s top goals here: