Fellaini And Kagawa Rumoured To Be Part Of Old Trafford Clearout - Why United Could Sell The Players

It could be argued there are just as many players being linked with moves away from Old Trafford this summer as there are potential Manchester United targets.  Last year’s disastrous campaign is one of the main reasons for this, as new boss Louis van Gaal attempts to address the side’s problems and mould a squad of his own.

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Lukaku Must Assess Chelsea Future - What Drogba's Return Could Mean For The Young Forward

As Didier Drogba got a hero’s welcome on his return to Stamford Bridge, one must wonder where that leaves Romelu Lukaku.  The 21-year-old has been at Chelsea since 2011, spending most of his first season in England with the London club’s reserves and the next two out on loan, at West Brom and Everton respectively.

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Star Of The Future Linked With Anfield Move - Why The Reds Could Sign Belgium Youngster

Liverpool went so close to winning their first ever Premier League title last season that many fans now expect their side to push on and finally achieve it next year.  A campaign that would otherwise have been deemed incredible ended in disappointment for the Reds, as they capitulated at the end of April with the trophy virtually in their grasp.

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Liverpool Eye Young Defender - Why USA Star Could Be One For The Future

Liverpool are showing interest in Seattle Sounders full-back DeAndre Yedlin, according to the Metro. Yedlin, 21, has been capped seven times by the USA and played at this summer’s FIFA World Cup in Brazil, where a valiant United States team were knocked out by Belgium in the round of 16.

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Young Belgium Striker Linked With Premier League Move - Why Divock Origi Is One For The Future

At 19 years of age, Divock Origi announced himself on the world stage after netting a late winning goal for Belgium against Russia in their World Cup group match. Before this, many people had never heard of the young forward.

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Reds Linked With Young Belgium Striker - Why The Move Could Benefit The Player Long-Term

One of the youngest stars to make a name for himself at this summer’s World Cup is Belgium striker Divock Origi.  According to the Independent, Liverpool have agreed a fee of around £10 million with French club Lille in order to sign him.

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Lukaku Considers His Chelsea Future - Why The Striker Must Go Where He Will Be Loved

He may not have made as many headlines as he would have liked at the World Cup, but Romelu Lukaku must now forget about Belgium for the time being and sort out his future at club level.  The striker’s Chelsea career is yet to really start, and there are rumours that his time at Stamford Bridge may be coming to an end.

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Mourinho Eyes Chelsea Left-Back Solution - Why Argentina Man Could Boost The Blues' Defence

Plenty of players have made names for themselves at this summer’s World Cup in Brazil, but the spotlight shines even brighter as the competition enters its final stages.  One man whose team have made the semi-finals is Marcos Rojo who, according to the Metro, happens to be a target of Chelsea.

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Fellaini's Future Could Be Away From Old Trafford - Why The Midfielder May Be Shown The Door At United

It is fair to say that Marouane Fellaini had a disappointing debut year at Old Trafford last season.  The Manchester United midfielder did little to prove he was worth his £27.5 million price tag and will be hoping that the 2014/15 campaign is a vast improvement upon its predecessor.

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Red Devils Eye Vidal - Why Juventus Star Would Be A Perfect Signing For Manchester United

Chile international Arturo Vidal is currently a key transfer target for Manchester United. The Guardian claim that it could result in as much as a £48 million deal. That is a substantial amount of money to pay out for anyone, so could he be worth it?

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Chelsea Will Struggle To Keep Three Goalkeepers Happy - Why Jose Mourinho Has A Big Decision To Make

With Thibaut Courtois seemingly returning to Stamford Bridge for good after three years on loan at Atletico Madrid, Chelsea look set to have two world class goalkeepers competing for a place in the team.  Petr Cech is the man the Belgium international would have to displace, with veteran Mark Schwarzer no slouch either despite his role as back-up.  The London Evening Standard have reported that the situation means Chelsea’s Czech stopper may have to consider his options.

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Liverpool Remain Active In The Transfer Market - Why The Reds Could Add Another Striker To Their Ranks

With Luis Suarez set to miss the start of next season, Liverpool could well be looking to the future regarding their striker department.  The Uruguayan has been at the centre of yet more controversy after he bit Giorgio Chiellini in his side’s World Cup group game against Italy.  After such a huge incident, especially with this not being the first time the 27-year-old has disgraced himself, there is always the chance the Reds could look to sell him.  Although Daniel Sturridge is hot and firing and Rickie Lambert recently arrived from Southampton, the latter’s age could leave the club completely dependent on the former in a couple of years’ time.

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Vermaelen Close To Old Trafford Move - What United Need From The Belgian Defender

Formerly regarded was one of the best defenders in the Premier League, Thomas Vermaelen looks sets to sign for Manchester United as part of new manager Louis van Gaal’s rebuilding job.  The move would see the Red Devils acquire an experienced centre-back to support younger players like Phil Jones and Chris Smalling.

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Lukaku Struggles To Make An Impact At World Cup - What This Means For The Striker's Future

With two lacklustre performances by young Belgium and Chelsea forward Romelu Lukaku at this year’s World Cup, could his Chelsea career be over before it even really began? This World Cup was a chance for Lukaku to show the world what he can do and possibly cement his place in the Chelsea team next season. This was a particularly good opporunity for him due to the fact that Belgium’s other main striker, Christian Benteke, was ruled out of the tournament with an injury.

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Chelsea Striker Could Move On - Why Mourinho Faces An Important Decision

Looking at him, it is incredibly hard to believe that Romelu Lukaku only recently turned 21 years of age.  His sheer size disguises his youthfulness, but a large part of that is also owed to his dominant performances over the last few years.

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