11. Hugo Lloris – Tottenham Hotspur
Few can doubt that such is the quality of Spurs’ No.1 that he should be competing in the Champions League, and with Tottenham failing to qualify – once more – for a place in the competition, the French stopper could consider his future away from White Hart Lane. Manchester United are reportedly interested in Lloris replacing Real Madrid-bound David De Gea as Louis van Gaal’s new first-choice keeper.
10. Edin Dzeko – Manchester City
The Bosnian striker has fallen significantly out of favour at the Etihad – making just 11 Premier League starts last term – and his fortune isn’t set to change under Manuel Pellegrini next season with Sergio Aguero and January arrival Wilfried Bony likely to remain the Chilean manager’s first-choice pair in attack. Chelsea, Liverpool and AS Roma are all reportedly interested in his signature.
