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#3 Neymar
This is more of a wildcard, but I had to include Neymar in this list.
The links between Neymar and Manchester United have been on and off, but with his time at Paris Saint-Germain looking limited, there's no reason why the Red Devils can't loiter around the situation in the hopes of getting lucky. I mean, they definitely have the money to do so.
Neymar is one of the best players in the world, there's no denying that. His work on the ball is excellent, and he's blossoming in to a real contender for the Ballon D'or.
His work with Luis Enrique at FC Barcelona is what received all the plaudits, but during his short time in Paris, he has picked up a thing or two.
Mostly known for his flair, he will come in and make the United fans forget about Alexis in a heartbeat. This may sound far-fetched, but the simple addition of Neymar would incredibly boost United's chance of winning the Premier League. That's how good he is.
