He's provided one of the most iconic images of this World Cup, and if you look at the statistics, it's easy to see why so many clubs might be interested in Cardiff City's Gary Medel.
The Chilean midfielder suffered World Cup heartbreak on Saturday, La Roja knocked out in a dramatic penalty shoot-out defeat to Brazil in Belo Horizonte.
After his side's exit from the last 16, a visibly upset Medel was left in tears after leaving the field before penalties arrived barely able to walk.
It was a heroic effort from the Cardiff City man, who has enjoyed a superb tournament as the defensive linchpin for Jorge Sampaoli's side.
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And with the Bluebirds set for life in the Championship, it looks increasingly likely that Medel is set to depart the Cardiff City Stadium.
His World Cup performances have certainly caught the attention, Medel topping the passing statistics in Brazil with a 90.9 per cent completion rate from 281 passes made.
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His performances put him ahead of players from the likes of Brazil, Argentina and the Netherlands, as Medel impressed in a central defensive role for his country.
The only question now is, when will the first bid come in?
