Scott Sinclair – Manchester City
Chances are that if you wanted to see Scott Sinclair last season you’d have had better luck just watching the bench as that’s where he spent most of his time. It seemed like a bad move at the time, and surprise surprise – it was.
At Swansea he seemingly had the world at his feet, finally finding a home after being passed around the lower leagues like a cigarette in a World War Two submarine whilst at Chelsea. It could be argued that he wasn’t given enough of a chance over the past 12 months, but when the management don’t want to play you then there is usually a valid reason for that.
Offering very little to what City already have, he could soon well be following in the footsteps of fellow England hopeful Adam Johnson in a move away from the Etihad this summer.
So far Everton, Newcastle and West Brom have all shown an interest in taking him on board, with the latter hoping to land him on loan, but should they want to make the deal permanent then it’s not likely that they will have to go too near the £6 million that City paid for him last summer.
Sinclair has since joined West Brom on a season long loan deal.