20. Jackson Martinez – Porto to Manchester United
With the likes of Ryan Giggs and Paul Scholes coming to the end of their careers now and question marks over the future of Nemanja Vidic, Sir Alex Ferguson is taking to the transfer market this summer with a particular interest in younger talent. The evergreen boss wants ti usher in a new era of player at the club and Martinez is thought to be high on his wishlist.
19. Andy Carroll – Liverpool to Newcastle United
There’s no doubt that Carroll left Newcastle too soon. He’d barely made an impression before being carted off in a £35 million deal for a player with so many clear limitations. However, despite impressing in parts for West Ham this season he is being given the opportunity to return to where it all started at the cut price of £17 million.
18. Tom Huddlestone – Tottenham Hotspur to Aston Villa
It’s easy to forget that Huddlestone isn’t a youngster anymore and is n fact 26-years-old. At his age he needs to be playing regularly and he isn’t doing that at Spurs. Villa were linked with him last summer and in January, expect them to make their move at a knowck down price this year.
17. Samir Nasri – Manchester City to PSG
The French international has looked nowhere near the player that helped City win their first Premier League title last year and the moody winger may find himself out the door as Roberto Mancini prepares to shuffle the pack this summer. Undoubtedly a precocious talent, but it could be a case of ‘last chance saloon’ before the bog offers finally cease to come.
16. Scott Sinclair – Manchester City to Everton
The talented winger was set to go from strength to strength this season but has failed to make any impact at all. A reported falling out with the manager only seems to have confirmed his exit with Villa and Everton battling it out for his signature. Everton will have considerably more money with the looming sale of Marouane Fellaini to Chelsea so they should be expected to push on and land him.