4) Marco Reus (Borussia Dortmund)
A versatile forward who could certainly go a long way to solving our goalscoring problems. He’s scored 53 goals in 114 games for Dortmund, mostly as an attacking midfielder. He’s struggled with injuries over the last year or so but has still done enough to prove that he has a lot to offer.
3) Alexandre Lacazette (Lyon)
The Frenchman has bagged 30 goals in 37 games already this season, while he’s also bagged his first for the national side. Still only 23, he looks to have an incredible future ahead of him. It’s hard to see him struggling to adapt to English football with his strength and power.
