NYOTA KIBAO EURO KUPATA ULAJI (PAYET, KROOS, POGBA, MOLATA)
Toni Kroos, Dimitri Payet, Alvaro Morata, Michy Batshuayi: Ni wachezaji vinara wa Euro 2016 wanaowindwa zaidi na vilabu vyenye pesa barani Ulaya
Wakati Euro 2016 inaingia robo fainali macho yetu yote tunayaelekeza kwa nyota ambao wameonesha kiwango kizuri tangu ianze michuano hiyo na hivyo kuhusika na tetesi mbali mbali katika dirisha hili la usajili barani ulaya.
Dirisha la usajili katika majira haya ya joto rasmi litafunguliwa Julai 1 na watu wote tunajawa na maswali mengi kuliko majibu tukijiuliza nani na nani wataenda wapi?.
Dimitri Payet (West Ham)
Hivi karibuni, Payet ameonekana kuwa ni mchezaji bora duniani. Magoli yake mawili aliyoyafunga katika mechi ya ufunguzi ilidhihirisha wazi kwamba mashabiki wa ligi kuu Uingereza wanapenda kuendelea kumuona katika misimu yote.
Amepiga jumla ya pasi 189 na kuwa mchezaji wa pili katika kikosi chote cha timu ya taifa ya Ufaransa na hivyo kuonekana kuwa ni mchezaji muhimu ambaye ataisaidia timu yake ya taifa kutwa ndoo ya Euro 2016.
West Ham hawana mpango wa kumuuza lakini kama litatokea dau kubwa kutoka kwa Chelsea au PSG sio raisi kwa wao kukataa.
Toni Kroos (Real Madrid)
Kiungo huyu wa German ameonekana kuwa ni mwiba mkali katika mashindano hayo tangu yaanze na ameweza kuimudu vizuri nafasi yake ya kiungo kwa kila mechi aliocheza.
Nyota huyo mwenye miaka 26 amepiga jumla ya pasi (449) na zilizokamilika ni (417) ambazo ni pasi nyingi kuliko mchezaji yeyote katika mashindano hayo-lakini anachohitaji zaidi ni kufunga goli na pia kutwaa kombe ili kuwa mabingwa wa Ulaya.
Katika ushindi wa Germany 1-0 dhidi ya Northern Ireland,
Kroos alipiga pasi nyingi zaidi (121) na kumshinda Michael O'Neill.
Kroos kazidiwa pasi sita tu na Xavi Hernandez katika michuano hiyo ya Ulaya ili aweze kuandika rekodi ya pasi nyingi katika mechi moja.
Bosi mpya wa Manchester City, Pep Guardiola amewathibitishia mashabikikuwa kitita cha £37m kimeandaliwa kwaajili yake.
Radja Nainggolan (Roma)
The Belgian midfieldder has been linked with a move to Chelsea all summer but the Italian side are reluctant to let him go and it is no surprise after his displays in France.
According
to reports in Italy, Chelsea will be able to complete the deal once he
has helped Roma qualify for the Champions League proper in August.
He
may be a defensive midfielder by trade but his goals against Sweden in
the group stages and Hungary in the last 16 show he has composure on the
ball, as does his 88 per cent pass completion rate.
Paul Pogba (Juventus)
Arguably
the most sought after player in the world. There is no manager in the
world that would not welcome the Frenchman into their team but only a
few can afford him.
Real Madrid,
Barcelona, Manchester's United and City and Bayern Munich are the clubs
leading the race for his signature but Juventus do not want to let him
go.
He has been strong in the tackle, completed 88 per cent of his passes and had 13 attempts at goal.
Antonio Candreva (Lazio)
Injury
has restricted Candreva's appearances to only two but he has shown
enough form to suggest his stay at Lazio could be coming to an end.
New
Chelsea manager, and current Italy coach, Antonio Conte is naturally a
fan but will face tough competition from Inter Milan for Candreva's
autograph.
The 29-year-old works tirelessly up and down the wing and is not afraid to shoot from any angle or distance.
Thomas Vermaelen (Barcelona)
The
former Arsenal defender is out of contract at the Nou Camp and has done
his chances of finding a new club no harm whatsoever with some fine
defensive performances.
Since the shocking 2-0 defeat to Italy in the opening group game, Vermaelen has played his role in helping Belgium keep three clean sheets in a row.
Belgium
will miss Vermaelen in the quarter-final against Wales due to
suspension, but the 30-year-old has already done enough to be linked
with Roma, according to reports in Italy.
Alvaro Morata (Juventus)
The
23-year-old has not been able to establish himself in the Juve starting
XI this season but has been impressive form and is currently tied first
for the golden boot with three goals in four games. His performances
have attracted interest from Arsenal and Chelsea.
However it is Real Madrid who hold the upper hand as they look set to activate his £23m buy-back clause they inserted into the deal that saw the Spanish striker go to Juventus.
Juian Draxler (Wolfsburg)
The German playmaker has one goal and one assist in three games so far to go alongside his 85 per cent pass completion rate.
Manchester
United have been heavily linked with the 22-year-old, but if Draxler
does become available he will not be short of offers
Any deal will
not be concluded until the end of Euro 2016 and with Wolfsburg not
needing to sell it could become a pricey piece of business, especially
if Bayern enter the race.
Michy Batshuayi (Marseille)
He may have only played 14 minutes of tournament football but he already has one goal to his name for Belgium.
His
impressive performances for Marseille over the last 12 months scoring
23 goals in all competitions for a side that finished mid-table in Ligue
1, has attracted interest from a number of English clubs.
So far this summer West Ham and Crystal Palace
have all submitted bids for the 22-year-old and a few more goal scoring
cameos could see further interest from Europe's top clubs.
Grzegorz Krychowiak (Sevilla)
Krychowiak
was already on the transfer radars of plenty of European giants after
back-to-back Europa League successes with Sevilla.
He has been one
of the standout defensive midfielders of the tournament for Poland but
his passing ability is underrated. He has completed 89 per cent of his
209 attempts.
His showings at Euro 2016, particularly against
Germany, may persuade Paris Saint-Germain or Manchester United to
activate his €45m release clause
Maoni
Chapisha Maoni