CHEALSEA SIGN CUADRADO FROM FLORENTINA AT £26.8m.

For a few years now, Juan Cuadrado has been one of Europe's most eye-catching players. His dynamic displays for Fiorentina, and Colombia at the 2014 World Cup, meant that it was only a matter of time until he joined one of the continent's biggest clubs.

Barcelona attempted to buy the 26-year-old last summer, but were unable to close the deal due to Financial Fair Play restrictions - and so it is Chelsea who now appear to have won the race for the winger's signature.

So where would Cuadrado fit in at Stamford Bridge?

His favoured position would be on the right wing of Jose Mourinho's 4-2-3-1 formation, where he would battle with Willian for a first-team spot. This is Cuadrado's strongest position and the role in which he excelled at the World Cup. His electric pace and ability to beat a man are matched by few right-wingers in the game