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#5 Henrikh Mkhitaryan (Manchester United)
The Armenian came to Manchester United in 2016 as one of the most exciting attacking prospects in world football.
Fast forward to today, Mkhitaryan isn't even a shadow of his own former self. Consistency has been a major problem in his game and Mkhitaryan isn't able to fulfil the huge expectations the club and fans have from him.
From starting frequently on the bench in the recent game weeks to being completely excluded from the first team, he seems to have lost his goodwill with the manager.
A transfer away from the club would work for both parties, as the player would try to salvage his career, and the club, a part of their initial investment.
With the likes of Jesse Lingard outclassing him and with clubs like Borussia Dortmund and Inter Milan showing interest, it could well be time for the Armenian to move on.
