8. Harry Kane (Norwich, on loan from Tottenham)
Like Steven Caulker, Kane has benefitted from Spurs’ progressive loan policy in recent seasons and impressed last year at Millwall, where he grabbed 10 goals in 28 appearances for the South Londoners. The 19-year-old is now on loan at Norwich where injury has restricted him to just one appearance so far. But Kane is a natural finisher, who has been prolific at England youth level. If he can get fit and firing for the Canaries, there’s no reason he can’t force his way into the England set-up.
7. Robert Hall (West Ham United)
Hall has featured at every youth level for England up to under-19 and is highly-rated at Upton Park. The youngster was farmed out on three loan spells last season and was prolific during a brief stint at League Two Oxford, before Big Sam recalled the 19-year-old to cover an injury crisis. Now back in East London, Hall made is Premier League debut against Stoke City on Monday and, with Andy Carroll, likely to return to Liverpool in January, the pacey forward can look forward to more opportunities for the Hammers during the second half of the season.