5) Jordon Ibe 87.3%
The most encouraging member on the list. If the winger can develop on the potential he has shown since his emergence into the first-team, then it could be of great benefit to the strikers he will be feeding.
4) Joe Allen 87.8%
Had a reputation as an excellent distributor of the ball when he arrived from Swansea in 2012, and has seemingly backed that up since. It would arguably be good however to see the Welshman be a little more adventurous with his passing.
3) Kolo Toure 88.8%
It was his tireless effort, rather than his passing ability, in the Bernabeu in the Champions League that will arguably be the abiding memory of the 34-year-old’s season.
2) Mamadou Sakho 89.5%
After a tough start to the season, the Frenchman is demonstrating with regularity the key components of someone who is confident on the ball. His composure has made him a valuable asset as we look to create attacks from defence.
1) Martin Skrtel 90.1%
He may not represent the glamour of some of the players in our squad, but his consistency should have made it fairly obvious that he would be high on the list. In fact, the 30-year-old centre-back is currently fifth in the entire Premier League for passing success.