Adam Idah

Idah scores goals in more ways than most strikers manage. He is as capable of nodding one in from a corner as he is finishing an attacking move. His breakthrough came through Norwich's academy before a move to Celtic, where he scored some of the biggest goals of his career, including a decisive strike in a cup final that few forwards get the opportunity to produce. That range of finishing, rather than a single defining attribute, is what makes him such a difficult opponent for defenders to plan against.

The question at Swansea is whether he can lead the line as the club's striker, rather than share goalscoring duties as he sometimes did earlier in his career. Carrying that responsibility alone asks more of a forward than rotating through a squad with other attacking options. Watch how he copes with being the man defences set up to stop.