Future Strikers

[domalino]

Havertz is the one. Maybe not a striker, but he can play there and Pep isn't likely to want a Lukaku-type up front anyway is he. Think he wouldn't be outrageously expensive plus it would be good to get one over on Bayern and they apparently can't afford him this summer.

The benefit of Havertz is that you can buy him and keep Jesus in the squad. You can play Havertz anywhere in the front 3 or as an 8, and Jesus could play on the LW as well as striker.

 

[Gabriel]

Donyell Malen. Quite similar to Aguero in that he can take the ball into feet with his back to goal, turn quickly, and drive at pace into the defence. He's deceptively quick (pocket battleship) and has an eye for goal. One of those players who is in the right spot in the box when the ball drops and hits it first time, none of that 2-3 touches to get it under control. He can also pick a pass when the defence is tight.

 

[I'm Blue]

Haaland for me.

 

[kun]

5 options

Matheus Cunha, 21, Hertha Berlin
5 goals in 11 games for Hertha this season


Patson Daka, 21, RB Salzburg
27 goals in 43 games this season


Odsonne Edouard, 22, Celtic
28 goals in 45 games this season


Jonathan David, 20, Gent
23 goals in 40 games this season


Myron Boadu, 19, PSV Eindhoven
20 goals in 39 games this season

 

[citytill1die84]

Kane Prem proven although his recent injuries worry me :(

 

[domalino]

Wilfred Bony - no brainer

Even though I know it's factually true, I still cannot believe that Pellegrini talked the club into getting Demichelis over Alderweireld and Bony over Dybala for equal amounts of money.

 

[Andrew___K]

The benefit of Havertz is that you can buy him and keep Jesus in the squad. You can play Havertz anywhere in the front 3 or as an 8, and Jesus could play on the LW as well as striker.

And it makes Havertz a pretty low-risk transfer. If he fails as a CF, or some gettable star striker emerges later, you can always re-integrate Havertz in a different way thanks to his versatility.

 

[simon23]

Almada

he is supposedly one of our targets isnt he? Well according to Ezzy at least

 

[kun]

The benefit of Havertz is that you can buy him and keep Jesus in the squad. You can play Havertz anywhere in the front 3 or as an 8, and Jesus could play on the LW as well as striker.

This kinda proves that you could sign any striker and keep Jesus in the squad.

 

[simon23]

Mbappe but unrealistic.

Harry Kane. A proper no9 to replace Aguero, prem experience, proven and a realistic signing. He would get 30+ every season.

for me Kane isnt fit to lace agueros boots - even at the top of his game he dosnt come close