1. Kostas Mitroglu – Fulham and Greece
The former Olympiakos man was charged with the almost impossible task of keeping the Cottagers in the top flight last season, and was unfairly criticised for failing to settle into a struggling team halfway through a dismal season. He still has a lot to offer, and to prove, and getting him in a top side with good creative players around him it won’t be long before he starts hitting the net on a regular basis. He could also take some of the pressure off Suarez and Sturridge, both of whom have missed portions of the season for various reasons with no direct replacement able to step into the side in their place.