Wilfried Zaha, Manchester United - Has had huge plaudits from his days at Crystal Palace and having made some impressive performances in United's pre-season tour of Hong Kong, David Moyes may be tempted to get Zaha straight in on the action. Expect to see Zaha in a starring role this season in a United top - or even a Crystal Palace top in the most unlikely yet plausible of circumstances.
Jesus Navas, Manchester City - The Spanish international winger will hope to bring the same qualities of his Messianic namesake to the blue half of Manchester. Navas has long been a respected player in the continent and with experience to back up his tricky skills, this could be one of the best buys of the season.
Fernandinho, Manchester City - Shakhtar's Brazilian has been one to watch for a long time before City finally decided to bite the bullet first and bring the Brazilian to the slightly warmer climes of Manchester. A superb puller of the strings in the centre of the park and he should compliment Samir Nasri, David Silva, Yaya Toure and Gareth Barry very well.
Alvaro Negredo, Manchester City - City have pretty much bought out the Sevilla team and Negredo is another non-Barca/Real Madrid Spanish international with plenty of respect back home. City have strikers aplenty but they couldn't quite fire up front. Pellegrini and Negredo will hope the goals can come fast both for their reputations.
Andre Schurrle, Chelsea - Chelsea swooped in quickly for Bayer Leverkusen and Germany's talented young striker. With Torres and Ba not quite firing, could Schurrle be the Special One's key to a title in his first season back at Stamford Bridge?
Jovetic... he is going to dominate the league
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