Wilfried Zaha
The Manchester United winger was expected to play a crucial role for the club this season, but David Moyes could not provide him with adequate opportunities to prove himself. Thus he was loaned out to Cardiff City to try and save them from relegation. That was not possible and Cardiff have eventually gone down, but Zaha has displayed his skills in the limited number of matches that he has played. It would not be surprising if he comes back next year to do better.
Zaha has what it takes to be a United player or he can be sent out on another season long loan anywhere in the Premier League where he could receive regular game time.
Joel Campbell
On loan Arsenal striker Campbell has done enough for his current club Olympiacos this season to make a mark and be in contention for the striker’s position in Arsenal next season. His display against Manchester United was noteworthy and one that the Arsenal fans enjoyed to their last bit. He is not first team material as yet, but an occasional appearance in the Premier League would not harm. However, West Brom manager Pepe Mel is keen to bring the youngster to England, which might be helpful for the Gunners as Joel would get the experience of playing in Premier League.
Pepe Mel has previously worked with Campbell when the striker was on loan at Real Betis last season and knows about his quality. With Campbell set to play in the World Cup with Costa Rica, it can only get better for him and playing in the World cup would mean that he can get his work permit to play in England finally.
Suso
Liverpool loaned out the midfielder to Almeria after failing to give him regular games. He has since been a revelation in Spain and many are questioning the need of another big money signing with Suso coming back to Merseyside. With Suarez, Sturridge and Sterling, he is expected to make an effective partnership next season and shine in his role.
The midfielder has been a revelation for the Spanish club as he has scored 3 goals in the league on top of the 7 assists and 32 chances he has created. Bringing him back to Anfield next season might prove to fruitful for Rodgers as he can give the much needed squad depth which Liverpool definitely lacks currently.
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