3. Michu
It’s about time that somebody took a chance on the Spaniard. He’s carried his good form of the previous campaign into this one and doesn’t look as though he is about to slow down either.
However, now that Mourinho is in need of another viable attacking option, last season’s biggest bargain could prove to great to resist and a move could be sanctioned sooner rather than later.
Sadly, though, this time he will cost considerably more than the £2 million that Michael Laudrup’s men paid for him, but surely his ambition to test himself at a higher level will be too great to turn down a move to the west London outfit, and for his versatility he would be worth the outlay.
Michu’s class was evident before he’d even joined – to score 15 goals a season for a small side in a league so badly dominated by two teams was impressive to say the least, and he’s carried on that good form for the South Wales side.
A successful season not only for him, but for the club too has seen him bag a League Cup winners medal and secure European football this season.