Arguably the best player at the tournament, Sporting Lisbon's William Carvalho simply looked different class. Yes, he missed the final penalty that saw Sweden win the tournament but besides that the defensive midfielder did nothing wrong. He controlled the flow in each of Portugal's games and his towering demeanour struck fear in the majority of midfield trios. His impact gave Sergio Oliveira and Mario the space to roam forward and give support to the strikers while he masterfully dictated the game in his own pockets of space. Linked with Arsenal and Manchester United the 23-year-old would be a fantastic asset at most top European sides.