4. Júlio César - QPR
The goalkeeper situation at Arsenal is a tough one. Certainly better than those post-Jens Lehmann dark days of Almunia, it's clear to everyone that Arsenal's current number one Wojciech Szczsny is a world-class keeper in the making. He received some flack last year for mistakes and while some of that was justified some, to me at least, seemed to be blame shifted from the calamitous defence. A keeper of César's quality would be most welcome and a relatively easy target considering his status as Brazilian number one and the fact his current club QPR were relegated last season. However, as Manchester United can attest, there's a lot to be said for sticking by a young keeper. David de Gea had some troubling moments following as arrival at Old Trafford but he was stuck by and was arguably the best keeper of last season.
As rumoured on...DailyMail.co.uk