Jonjo Shelvey, 21, Liverpool
After becoming Charlton’s youngest ever goalscorer in 2008, a dream move to liverpool materialised two years later.
A turbulent start to his career on Merseyside saw him depart on loan to Blackpool, but Brendan Rodgers has handed him a bigger role this year. Making 29 appearances in all competitions so far, thanks largely to his technical ability and tremendous vision. Having spent time on the bench recently, Rodger’s praised the England man’s attitude in training as he has shown a hunger to break into the Reds’ first team and stay there.
Wilfred Zaha, 20, Manchester United (on loan at Crystal Palace)
It was only a matter of time before somebody pounced for the electrifying forward and many have come to accept that at Manchester United he is in the safest of hands.
Ferguson had the foresight to send him back on loan to Palace, but in hindsight, with the title race effectively over he could well have had a small part to play in United’s run in. His pace, power and trickery could mark the end for Ashley Young who has so far failed to live up to the price tag.