4. Alan Dzagoev
Arsenal suffer the same problems season in season out, the worst of which is the inevitable mid-winter injury crisis which usually leads to any hopes of a title being scuppered early on. A lack of quality on the Arsenal bench means that, in such times, the Gunners usually turn to unproven youngsters or dismally incompetent squad players who have no impact whatsoever. Alan Dzagoev could be the solution to this issue and prove to be the difference in a title race with Manchester City next season. The young Russian starlet is tipped to achieve great things in the future, and his three sparkling performances at Euro 2012 have led to him becoming the new Golden Boy of Russian football. He scored three goals in those three appearances at the Euros, which still makes him the joint top scorer of the competition heading into Sundays final, despite Russias exit at the group stage. Dzagoev offers creativity from an attacking midfield role, as well as being a very proficient goal-scoring winger. He would provide valuable cover for Wilshere and Arteta in the centre of the pitch, as well as genuine competition for a place in the starting 11 for Theo Walcott and Gervinho on the wings. His main attributes are good vision and a range of passing, as well as decent pace and clinical finishing in high-pressure situations. At only 22 years of age, Dzagoev has plenty of years ahead of him to improve into a genuine global superstar for the Gunners as they look to build a side that will dominate the EPL in the future. He would be a very shrewd signing for Arsene Wenger, not least because he has under six months left on his contract with CSKA Moscow, who will almost certainly be forced to sell him at a cut price this summer. The player has stated that he wishes to move on to a tougher league and a new challenge, and what better place to offer him this challenge than Arsenal?