Marouane Fellaini, Everton
A key figure in the Toffees midfield ever since he joined back in 2008, he’s payed his dues long enough to deserve Champions League football, or at least a move to a club that can offer him that.
Fellaini came close to joining Chelsea in January but David Moyes has managed to hold on to his star midfielder for just a little longer.
Unplayable at times, he has become a mainstay in the Belgian national team that have seen their stock rise considerably with the influx of their stars into the Premier League, he really deserves to be in a world class side.
A hefty sum of £25 million has been quoted, and in truth, he’s probably worth every penny. He has everything in his game and the chance to link up with Edin Hazard is probably to great to resist.
News came of Chelsea activating a clause in his contract at Everton were rife when the player had cancelled an autograph session at the side’s megastore shortly after the shock 3-0 defeat to Wigan Athletic in the FA Cup earlier this month and the speculation quickly mounted.
The money will be good for Everton, they may be losing a key player, probably their best, but their financial difficulties have been well documented and that fee will go a long way into Moyes’ pocket for reinvestment.