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#2 Willian (Chelsea)
Where Willian ends up this summer will likely depend on who is in charge at Stamford Bridge next season. It is clear for all to see that he has fallen out with Antonio Conte, and if he is still at Chelsea when the season begins, Willian won’t be. If Maurizio Sarri is in the dugout, he may be prepared to give it another chance.
He, like Martial, didn’t get the amount of action he wanted last season. He made 36 Premier League appearances, but he only started 20 of them. There is interest in the Brazilian from Manchester United, while Barcelona have already had a £50 million bid rejected by Chelsea. The Blues did miss out on Champions League qualification last season, so that is something that may tempt Willian away, and at 29, this may be his final chance to move to another top club.
