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Wingers are the players we all turn to for excitement. They should be able to do the impossible at any time and these five have shown that over the years.

After 10 games in the Premier League season, here are the top five sides in terms of chances created.

It seems incredible to me that Jermain Defoe is being linked with a move to the English second division this January, with Queens Park Rangers interested in his services. Okay, the Rs are likely to be a Premier League club again next season if they continue their fine form, but Defoe is a remarkable striker and in my opinion is worthy of a regular spot at a Premier League side.

With Paulinho and Sandro operating so efficiently in the middle of the Tottenham side, here are 5 players from the Brazilian topflight that could improve the current Spurs side.

With news that Besiktas are looking into the possibility of taking Emmanuel Adebayor off Spurs’ hands, here are three reasons as to why I think it would be a good move.

Tottenham reinvested heavily over the summer after the loss of Gareth Bale and it looks like it’s starting to pay off. Spurs have won five of their Premier League games from their first eight and sit level on points with Manchester City, but it’s their form in the Europa League that has impressed. But do they have a real chance of winning the competition?

Tottenham bounced back from their disappointing defeat to West Ham with an impressive victory against Aston Villa, and host a Hull side who have made a good start to the season.

Andre Villas-Boas was one busy bee this summer. With a huge transfer budget to dig into thanks to the impending Gareth Bale move, he moved for several players. They have made a good start to this season, sitting three points off the top in fifth. But, for me at least, some players haven’t quite hit the mark.

Close your ears Tottenham fans – The Metro are reporting that Inter are ready to offer £6m for midfield favourite Sandro. However, here are three reasons why Spurs should keep hold of the 24-year-old Brazilian.

When Christian Benteke signed for Aston Villa last summer from Genk, few could have envisaged the impact that he would have on the Midlands club, nor the Premier League. His 23 goals in 39 games last term ensured that Villa retained their topflight status and had the bigger clubs swarming around his signature. But after he signed a new deal at Villa Park it was time to settle down and go again.