1. Abou Diaby
DiabyEvery time Abou Diaby takes the field, you end up hearing reports about just how good and promising he could be if he didn’t get injured and could stay healthy. The problem is, that almost every time Diaby takes the field, he leaves the field injured. Eleven injury issues in the past three years is not what you’d call promising, especially given he’s out until Christmas with a cruciate ligament injury. Diaby is a very good midfielder with a unique style of mixing physical prowess with trickery and exquisite passing. It seems unfair that he is still given a chance at Arsenal while other players like Eduardo and Gervinho were let go, but it seems that Wenger really sees something in the France international.