Galatasaray ace Wesley Sneijder has been one of the finest 'No.10s' in recent time and has had great success at clubs from all around Europe.
Currently at Galatasaray, Sneijder is still proving himself on Europe's elite stage. With great ability to score and make goals, the Dutchman is certainly a star 'No.10'.
#9. Shinji Kagawa - Manchester United
Shinji Kagawa doesn't get to play the 'No.10' role at Manchester United very often. But, if there's any doubt over his suitability to the position, just ask Borussia Dortmund fans.
#8. Juan Mata - Chelsea
The Blues ace has been one of the finest 'No.10s' in the past few years, but now has his hardest task yet as he hopes to break back into Jose Mourinho's plans.
When at his best, he's brilliant in his role and has the ability to bring other players into the game and is certainly able to score fine goals.
#7. Isco - Real Madrid
Since arriving at Real Madrid, Spanish youngster Isco has most certainly not looked out of place.
#6. Oscar - Chelsea
The reason Juan Mata is out of the Chelsea side is because of this man. Brazilian ace Oscar is already developing into one of the best 'No.10s' in the world.
#5. Mario Gotze - Bayern Munich
Bayern Munich's star, Mario Gotze is still incredibly just 21-years-old, however the German ace is already one of the finest players in the world of football.
#4. Mesut Ozil - Arsenal
Arsenal ace Mesut Ozil has excelled since joining the north London outfit. With great technical ability, the German ace acts as the controller between the midfield and attack.
#3. Cesc Fabregas - Barcelona
Ex-Arsenal man, Cesc Fabregas has brilliant for Barcelona over the last year. The Spanish star has already proved his class in the Premier League and now continues to do it on the centre stage in La Liga.
#2. Wayne Rooney - Man United
Wayne Rooney continues to be a shining star for Manchester United. Of course there is a reason why Shinji Kagawa struggles to get a look in at the 'No.10' role at Old Trafford and that reason is Rooney.
#1. Lionel Messi - Barcelona
Lionel Messi may well have started his career as a winger but, in recent years, the Argentine superstar has taken up the 'No.10' role as he has become a central figure (in both senses) for the Catalans.
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