Marouane Fellaini- Everton
The Belgian has been one of the most highly rated midfielders in the Premier League for awhile now and he has been right at the centre of Everton’s success in recent years. Fellaini is versatile, being able to play in number of different positions and also being a towering presence at set pieces. After many summers of speculation about Fellaini, it seems that the Belgian midfielder will leave Goodison Park this summer, with Arsenal, Manchester United and Chelsea all chasing the player. Reports suggest that Fellaini has a buy-out clause in his contract at Everton and interested clubs can activate it when they pay around £23 million. Arsenal look the most likely to make a move for Fellaini at the moment and the Gunners have the money to pay the midfielders buy-out fee.
Manchester United are also considering making a move for Fellaini, with the players former manager David Moyes now at Manchester United. Moyes wants to sign a top quality central midfielder this summer and may make a move for Fellaini following the pair’s good relationship at Everton. Chelsea are also looking to bolster their midfield this summer and have identified Fellaini as a possible target so it looks like it will be a three way fight for the Belgian international.