3. Petr Cech – Arsenal
The Stamford Bridge legend endured a challenge campaign on west London as – for the first time in his Blues career – Cech was no longer the club’s No.1. Thibaut Courtois is set to continue with his first-choice role in between the posts next season, and Cech must surely move on to avoid potentially ending his career on the substitutes bench. The Czech Republic international is eager to remain in London to avoid uprooting his family – putting rivals Arsenal in pole position for his signature.
2. David De Gea – Manchester United
The Spanish stopper could be on the brink of swapping Old Trafford for the Santiago Bernabeu after rumours claim that the 24-year-old has told his Red Devils team-mates of his desire to return to Madrid this summer. It seems that the only issue remains whether Man Utd and Real can agree a suitable fee for his signature.
