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Latest Video. FM21 Increase Realism Megapack by Daveincid. At his peak, Suarez was among the very best in the world, and perhaps was even the best striker for a time.

He's still very good now, scoring goals at a decent lick in Catalonia - it's just a shame he's been laid low by injury problems. Paul Pogba, Gareth Bale and Timo Werner - what do they all have in common?

Yep, they're the three most talked about transfer targets in recent memory. In Werner's case, it's still very much a case of is he really worth it?

But in the glimpses we have seen, he's shown he's more than up to the task, scoring goals and leading the line with aplomb. There have been few England strikers - ever I'd imagine - who made as much of a splash as Harry Kane did when he broke onto the scene.

It was all a bit weird to be honest, because before he went goal crazy, Kane had endured some pretty ordinary loan spells away from Tottenham.

Now, though, he's one of the most clinical finishers around, with two feet capable of firing home from all angles. Not only that, Kane is a penalty specialist and also loves a long shot or ten.

The cherry on the top of his icing is his link up play - which club and international supporters of him will tell you is really rather good.

That last reference, of course, follows his spat with international teammate Olivier Giroud, but that's a story for another time. Instead, we're here to talk about his Real Madrid greatness and the fact that he's scored - and continues to score - bucket loads of goals for the club.

There's very few flaws to report in the Frenchman's game, so long as you don't scour Twitter for a video showing some absolutely abysmal misses during his career to date.

Now, that feeling is likely to happen again as we watch on with admiration at the emerging talents of Haaland.

A youngster who can, quite literally, do it all, it's frightening to think that the Norwegian has a good 15 years of kicking ass ahead of him.

Haaland may be the future of the game, but he's also Borussia Dortmund's future - unlike Aubameyang, who left the German giants in his rear view mirror back in Scoring goals is what Aubameyang does and terrorising defenders with his blistering pace is what he'll continue to do for years to come.

With a terrific goal record safely tucked under his belt, there's no disputing that he's one of the very best - but his toes will be twitching to show that on the biggest stages going.

Manchester City's rise to the top of the English game has relied on heavy investment, we all know that. But to win things, consistently, you need to buy exceptional players who are willing to stick around and lay the ground work for something special in the future.

You also need players who will put their hand up in the big moments, shouldering the burden of expectation and leading their team to victory.

For City, Aguero has done that for almost a decade - and is rightly regarded as the club's best ever up top.

Not only that, he's one of Europe's - and the world's - finest, still scoring goals for fun on a regular basis. When Immobile's venture to the Bundesliga in went south pretty rapidly, you would have been forgiven for thinking that he wouldn't make it at the top level.

After all, he'd only had one exceptional season of scoring at Torino before Borussia Dortmund took a punt on him. What we now know is that Immobile is one of the most natural finishers of the modern era, capable of carrying a side on his back.

Two great feet, a superb leap in the air and the versatility to play anywhere across the front three makes him a real handful for any defence in the world.

That question will never be answered, but what can be answered is that the Portuguese phenom - sorry The Undertaker - is the third best front man going right now.

Good points : Two footed, powerful shot, direct runner, unbelievably quick, agile, well balanced, intelligent, creative, unselfishness, willing to learn, goal machine.

Well, that would be because of the existence of Robert Lewandowski. A complete forward, who epitomises everything and anything you'd want from a striker in your side, the Pole is insanely consistent.

He bags goals, goals and more goals, goes on crushing scoring rampages and also acts as the perfect foil to bring his teammates into play.

Furthermore, his abilities have seen Bayern become serial winners during his tenure in Munich - and the unnerving thing is that he still has many years left at the top.

For more from Toby Cudworth , follow him on Twitter! Nobody else will join Szoboszlai in arriving this winter but the midfielder's impact will be big as the upstart club eye top-level silverware.

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