Carlos Soler

Location: Valencia

He's a native of Valencia and has made it to the top of his city's football tree. He's got a nice girlfriend who has clearly played a part in decorating this house. It looks pristine and a tad girly. (Image: imgur.com)

He's a key player in Valencia's midfield and is a homegrown talent too. Los Che are doing everything right with their Cantera, where they have adopted a model that produces some world-class talent. It's the best approach considering the nature of the football market and the crazy inflation that it has encountered over the past few years. As a child who was born in Valencia, this midfielder started as a striker but was developed into a solid midfield player with multiple positive attributes. He joined his hometown club as an eight-year-old, and in 2016 made his debut for the first team. Not many players get the kind of opportunity that he has, but it must be noted that he is exceptionally good at what he does. He's not the fastest or the strongest on the pitch but makes up for his shortcomings with his excellent positional play. He's an intelligent passer of the ball and works well in compact spaces. He also comes handy with his limited dribbling ability and can be useful when the team's looking to progress the ball further up the pitch. El Chino, as he's fondly called, is a team player and has had an excellent year in 2019. He tasted domestic success when his club lifted the King's Cup defeating FC Barcelona, and won the Under-21 Euro with Spain. He's yet to make a senior appearance for his nation.