World Cup scouting: Hassan, Mendy, Stones

We asked you which players you have watched at the World Cup that you think would be a great fit at Bournemouth.

Here are some of your comments:

Matt: Haissem Hassan of Egypt. Unheralded pre-tournament, playing in the Spanish second-tier, he burst into action in the round-of-32 as a substitute before almost stealing the show from Lionel Messi in the last-16 match against Argentina. Sign him up!

Brad: Mbekezeli Mbokazi of South Africa. We need a left-sided young centre-back and he has been superb at the World Cup and at Afcon recently.

Kirsi: Although he remained on the bench in all four games, Senegal right-back Antoine Mendy would be a nice fit. Looking at how he performed at Nice, he is a very physical player and he gives 110% in defence. Additionally, he would be an ideal pairing with Adam Smith as he nears retirement, with his presence on the team giving Marco Rose the opportunity to give Smith a lower load while still ensuring valuable minutes. Overall, Mendy seems to bring a lot of value to the table and, if signed, he could become another hidden gem found by the Cherries.

Steve: John Stones on a 'pay-as-you-play' deal would be shrewd business. He could provide leadership to what is likely to be a very young defence.

Terry: Richard Rios of Colombia. He looks handy and a good prospect. We need a playmaker and he may fit the bill.