Many have complained since the closure of the summer transfer window over David Moyes's inability to bring in new players, with many pointing out that it was a creative midfielder that the champions desperately needed. Yet they have had one sitting on the bench all this time in the shape of Shinji Kagawa, who perplexingly hasn't been given a look-in under Moyes. It's frankly incredible that the Japan international has played a mere 45 minutes of football all season, hooked off at half time against West Brom. Kagawa was a part of one of European football's most vibrant sides between 2010-12, helping former club Borussia Dortmund sweep all opposition aside in their back-to-back Bundesliga-winning campaigns. And surely he's a better option in midfield than the likes of the ineffectual Nani, Anderson, Antonio Valencia and Ashley Young?