4. Marouane Fellaini
The big Belgian has had a very hard time in Manchester United. Once being the talisman in Everton, Fellaini looked out of place in many key games in a red shirt. Fellaini looked as if he had lost his agility and is frustrated by the team’s performance. Everton, which are used to play tactically with the 4-2-3-1 system, are completely different from Manchester United who like to play two strikers up-front.
It is harsh to judge the Belgian after just one season. It is also justified that a player bought in for so much money must not be sold after just one season. With a plethora of new signings, Fellaini can prove himself to be an asset and rise again in the fans’ eyes.