Neymar, Kane, no Zlatan: Lucas Moura names best XI of players he has played with

Lucas Moura has enjoyed an illustrious career for club and country, starring for Paris Saint-Germain, Tottenham and Brazil throughout his peak.

Emerging as the shining star from Sao Paulo in the early 2010s, it was PSG who saw off interest from Manchester United and others to sign Moura in 2013.

Since then, the Brazilian has blossomed into one of the most reliable and effective wingers in European football, sweeping up silverware in France before moving to Spurs in 2018, where he remains today.

Life at Tottenham has become slightly more difficult in the last few seasons with other attackers featuring more prominently than him, but Lucas has always remained an incredible servant and can always be called upon to put in a stunning performance when needed.

We need not look past his heroic hat-trick in the Champions League semi-final second leg in 2019, that put Spurs within agonisingly close reach of European football’s most coveted prize.

But, with Tottenham only strengthening further and signing fellow Brazilian counterpart Richarlison from Everton, Moura only seems to be falling further down the pecking order, following Antonio Conte’s arrival as manager.

However, having someone as ridiculously capable as a 29-year-old Moura – a four-time Ligue 1 winner in his own right – as a mere squad option is surely attractive to Conte, who would benefit massively from keeping the Brazilian around, considering his ability and popularity with the fans.

While speculation rumbles on surrounding his future as Spurs gear up for the new season in the transfer market, Moura has been looking back on his career so far with Brazilian outlet TNT Sport, and those he has shared it with.

Moura was recently tasked with crafting an XI out of the