Bertrand Traoré

And at other times, he takes private jets to his destinations. Undoubtedly, the bling adds to the swag.

The first word that comes to our mind when we think of this Burkinabé forward is agility. He's a left-footed winger that prefers to play on the right side of the pitch. But, he's equally adept at playing as a left-winger, or even as a centre-forward from time to time. He was born in Bobo-Dioulasso, Burkina Faso, and started playing youth football with ASF Bobo-Dioulasso. He moved to Auxerre's academy in 2009, but stayed for just one season. He moved to Chelsea's academy the very next year. It is rather unfortunate that he didn't get to debut as a senior for Chelsea due to visa restrictions. He was loaned to Vitesse for a season in 2014. When his visa issues were sorted, he did come back to Chelsea only to see his opportunities restricted. The lack of regular playing time saw him seek another loan move. This time too, it was with an Eredivisie club, and Ajax were the clients. He understood that his desire to become a Premier League legend would not be fulfilled by the Blues. So, in spite of them handing him the Premier League debut, thus making him the first Burkina Faso player to ever play in the English first division, he decided to move to Lyon in 2017. This pacy dribbler is a technically gifted player, but there are certainly plenty of aspects in his game that he'd like to improve. As an international, he has represented his country since 2011. He was also a part of their U-17 team for two years between 2009-2011.