Is Diego Fagundez the Revolution MVP through week four?

Many Revolution supporters expected Diego Fagundez to start the 2017 season on the bench. That assumption made sense, with Scott Caldwell, Xavier Kouassi, Kelyn Rowe and Juan Agudelo entering the season as top-choice midfielders.

But Jay Heaps didn’t hesitate to start Fagundez in the season opener against the Colorado Rapids. And Heaps didn’t hesitate to look his way in week three against FC Dallas or week four against Minnesota United.

Now, the Uruguayan midfielder has played every minute of the 2017 season; only Scott Caldwell has accomplished that feat out of the Revolution midfield.

In each outing, Fagundez flashed his speed down the flank, ability to thread attacking passes and improved defensive work rate. He still disappears for stretches of time, though his 2017 campaign has undoubtedly gotten off to a strong start.

Is Fagundez the Revolution MVP thus far? Or can you make a stronger case for someone else?

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Morning Muster will publish regularly throughout the season, giving supporters an opportunity to sound off on key questions facing the club.