15. Leighton Baines – Everton
Playing in European competition could help the defender improve his game for the England national team. His crossing and threat from set pieces will come in handy against some tough opposition, but will he have the legs to go all the way?
14. Divock Origi – Lille (On loan from Liverpool)
The young Belgian gave the world a glimpse of what he can do at the World Cup, and it was apparently enough to convince Liverpool to spring for his signature. With one more year left with Lille, he will be hoping to make a positive impact to bring some silverware back to northern France.
13. Nemanja Vidic – Inter Milan
The veteran stopper may be past his best, but he is still a fierce competitor that will make the Italian giants even tougher to break down. Bringing leadership as well as muscle, his command of the back line could be vital to how far the club goes.
12. Mario Gomez – Fiorentina
German international Gomez may not be where he thought he would in his career, but a good season in Florence could see him thrust back into the limelight and, more importantly, back into the Champions League.
11. Jordy Clasie – Feyenoord
Clasie has seen himself become one of the hottest commodities in European football this summer with a number of sides all chasing his signature. The tournament will be a big chance for him to impress and cement his place in the Dutch national side, too.