Talk about wingers and images of Luis Figo and Jairzinho powering forward spring to mind. The current crop of forwards and wide midfielders may contain players that prove to be even better than the Portuguese and Brazilian legends. (FACT) 

There are a lot of quality wingers plying their trades for some of the top clubs in the game at the moment. Some of them have been going strong for a while now, displaying their sustained excellence and longevity.Without further ado, here's a look at the five best wingers in the game at the moment:

5. Lionel Messi (PSG/Argentina)

Lionel Andrés Messi is unequivocally not only the best right end of the world, but also the best player in the entire planet (and for many the best ever) when in an optimal state of form and the collective level of your team you accompany to achieve great things.

4. Phil Foden (Manchester City/England)

His performance has given manager Pep Guardiola food for thought in the English Premier League 2021/2022 campaign: "He was fantastic all season, an incredible signing for us that can play in three positions up front.

Maybe I have to think about playing him as a striker because every time he plays there he has a real sense of goal."

3. Kylian Mbappe (PSG/France)

He is approaching a crossroads in his career with murmurs of a move to Real Madrid or the Premier League never far away. Mbappe’s blistering pace and clinical edge will take him to the very top of this list within the next few years.

2. Vinicius Jr. (Real Madrid/Brazil)

Vinicius Junior has been in a changed state of mind.

From the media picking on him to the media apple-eyeing him as the next big superstar of LaLiga is a quick and beneficial change for the youngster. He is much more motivated and that has helped him to concentrate more on his game than to face backlashes after one bad performance, as was the case last season.He bleeds for the club. His passion for the club is an uncontested issue. Every time he scores, he kisses the club crest and shows it off with immense pride in his eyes. He is one for a longer stay at the Bernabeu. With such evident passion, it is normal that Vinicius is taking up bigger responsibilities in the squad.

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Mohamed Salah (Liverpool/Egypt)

Labelled as a 'one-season wonder' by some after his incredible 44-goal season during his first year at Liverpool, Salah has shown he is anything but that. Performing at an unbelievably high level for four seasons straight, the Egyptian has made a mockery of those that have tried to stop his attacking advances. Salah broke the record for the most goals (32) scored in a 38-game Premier League season and has hit 20 plus goals in each of his campaigns with the Reds. He remains on course to secure yet another Golden Boot.

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