3) Sami Khedira
With mixed reports on the future of the Real Madrid midfielder at the moment, it’s hard to know where Sami Khedira will be playing his football next season. Still, the World Cup winner was a top performer for his country at this summer’s tournament, and has long been up there with the best in the world in the defensive midfield role. Arsenal and Chelsea have been mentioned as the leading contenders to sign him in this year’s transfer window, though it could be that he will make a u-turn on his efforts to leave the Bernabeu by announcing his intention to sign a new contract. Still, with the arrival of his international team-mate Toni Kroos at the Spanish capital, Khedira’s first-team place could be under threat, and it is no surprise to see clubs showing an interest.