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#1 Ben Brereton (Nottingham Forest)
The Nottingham Forest striker is just 18 years old, but has already played 46 games for the Championship side. He is big, strong and quick and causes problems for defences in the second tier.
He looks set for a big future, Manchester United should pounce in the summer. He impressed for the Reds in their FA Cup win over Arsenal, scoring twice. It is impressive for an 18-year-old to establish himself in the first-team of a Championship side and be a regular starter.
Ben Brereton is a name to watch out for in the future. He would be an exciting signing for Manchester United and would probably cost them a bit less than what Sessegnon and Neves would.
The price tag for Brereton has been touted at around £10 million by The Sun. The Red Devils do have some decent young strikers in their ranks, such as James Wilson, however they need a signing like Brereton to come in and be knocking on the door of the first-team immediately or at least on the bench.
I believe that come the end of the season, Brereton will have the ability to play in the English Premier League.
