The Premier League bargains who will be worth much more this summer, including Arsenal ace Matteo Guendouzi and Liverpool star Xherdan Shaqiri

The Premier League bargains who will be worth much more this summer, including Arsenal ace Matteo Guendouzi and Liverpool star Xherdan Shaqiri
Premier League clubs have unearthed some hidden gems this season.Players who were bought on the cheap have excelled in Englands top-flight so far and here,talkSPORT.com looks at those signed last summer who will be worth much more now.

Fabian Schar (Newcastle) – 3million from Deportivo La Coruna

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Fabian Schar has impressed at both ends of the pitch for Newcastle

Schar has played a vital role in Newcastles recent upturn in form, scoring three times in five successive Premier League home wins. His stunning strike against Burnley won him the February goal of the month award.The 27-year-old defenders impressive displays have seen him linked with moves to Tottenham and Arsenal. Both north London clubs would have to pay considerably more than the 3million Newcastle paid Deportivo to land the Switzerland international.

David Brooks (Bournemouth) – 10million from Sheffield United

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David Brooks has starred for Bournemouth this season

Brooks form for Sheffield United in the Championship last season – his debut campaign – was enough to convince Eddie Howe and Bournemouth to splash the cash.At a modest fee of just 10million, Brooks is paying it back with starring performances in the Premier League. He has scored six goals, including a strike in a 4-0 win over Chelsea in January, and registered four assists.He signed a new long-term contract with the Cherries last month to help ward off reported interest from Manchester United and Tottenham.

Joao Moutinho (Wolves) – 5million from Monaco

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Joao Moutinho has been a revelation for Wolves

Moutinhos move to Wolves was one of the most surprising transfers of the 2018 summer window. A European Championship winner does not often sacrifice Champions League football for a newly-promoted club – but that is exactly what Moutinho did.At 32, in his first taste of Premier League football, the midfielder has fitted in seamlessly leaving Spurs fans to rue what might have been as they were ‘minutes’ from signing him under Andre Villas-Boas.Playing in either a two or three-man midfield, most of Moutinhos seven assists have come from dead ball situations.

Matteo Guendouzi (Arsenal) – 7million from Lorient

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Matteo Guendouzi has been a huge hit for Arsenal this season

Playing in Ligue 2 last season, most Arsenal fans would not have known who Guendouzi was. The Frenchman might have thought he would have to bide his time for a first-team chance with Lucas Torreira, Granit Xhaka and Aaron Ramsey in midfield.But Arsenal boss Unai Emery started Guendouzi in the clubs first game of the season against Premier League champions Manchester City – and since his debut – he has made 36 more appearances in all competitions.His form has kept Denis Suarez, who joined on loan from Barcelona in January, waiting for a first league start.Reports claim Paris Saint-Germain are keeping tabs on Guendouzi, who is constantly improving.

Ben Foster (Watford) – free transfer from West Brom

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Ben Foster has been solid for Watford

Foster, at the age of 35, has played every single minute of Watfords impressive Premier League campaign. The Hornets are eighth and just one point off a Europa League place.The former England international was relegated with West Brom last season, but has bounced back emphatically with Watford.

Xherdan Shaqiri (Liverpool) – 13million from Stoke

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Eyebrows were raised when Liverpool activated Shaqiris release clause following his relegation with Stoke.The winger was inconsistent during his time at the bet365 Stadium and a huge jump to a top-four club seemed too much. However, he has been a solid squad player for Liverpool, providing competition for Sadio Mane, Roberto Firmino and Mohamed Salah.He became a fans favourite since coming off the bench to score twice in a 3-1 win over Manchester United in December.

Salomon Rondon (Newcastle) – 2million loan fee from West Brom

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Salomon Rondon is in fine goalscoring form

Newcastle paid West Brom 2million to sign Rondon on loan with Dwight Gayle heading the other way – and it is a move that has worked out perfectly for them.The Venezuelan has beenRafa Benitez’sfirst-choice striker, netting ten goals this season, including three in his last five to help the Magpies climb the table.With just one year left on Rondons contract, youd be surprised if Newcastle did not make the loan move permanent this summer.

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