1. Javier Hernandez
If it is anyone who deserves another season in United, it has to be Hernandez. Fondly known as Chicharito, the Mexican used to play key substitute roles under Sir Alex and poach some crucial goals. This season Hernandez has been crying out for some game time. His reputation of a super sub was not even used fully as he rarely made those regular tactical super sub appearances.
But his goal-poaching skills haven’t diminished as yet. Hernandez, in a more tactical environment can be among the most lethal weapons for United to grab some crucial goals. Chicharito was always known for his work rate in the penalty box, but he was neglected while team selection as Moyes regularly chose Welbeck for his box-to-box work rate. United are expected to buy another play maker as they look set to sign players like Toni Kroos to replace their legend Paul Scholes in the centre. Chicharito will have more chances to run in behind the defence and torment keepers once he gets thesupply.