Melker Widell

Widell scored regularly from midfield during his time in Denmark, arriving into the penalty box unmarked rather than waiting on the edge of it for a pass. That instinct to get into scoring positions is unusual for a central midfielder, and it is the reason Swansea moved for him instead of a more conventional passer. He can also play wide when asked, which gives a manager flexibility without needing to change the system entirely.

The tension is that goals have not followed him across the water in the same way yet. Danish football and the Championship reward different things, and a player who thrived on space and time in one league can find both in short supply in the other. Watch whether that goalscoring habit reappears once he adjusts fully to the physical demands of English football.