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#4 Wilfried Zaha (Crystal Palace)
This may be more of a wildcard option, but there is a chance that Chelsea could look at Crystal Palace’s star man when it comes to January. There is no doubt that on paper, Zaha looks like he has all the attributes need to succeed at a top side, and there is certainly an argument to be made that he is the best player in the Premier League outside the top six.
He may also be looking to prove that he can do it at the highest level, having struggled when he moved to Manchester United in 2013. The one stumbling block may be the fee, as it seems unlikely that Zaha will want to force a move, and Palace will demand a high price. They are under no serious pressure to sell, and they certainly will not want to lose their most important player midway through the season.
