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#1 Jann-Fiete Arp (Hamburger SV)
Arp has made his interest known that he wants to join Bayern Munich. At 18 years of age, signing Arp will count as part of a long-term investment. In another three to five years, the club's top scorer, Robert Lewandoski, would have aged and probably be unable to play every single match for the club. Furthermore, there is plenty of speculation that the Polish striker could be leaving for Chelsea or perhaps Real Madrid who has been a long-term suitor of the player.
The German player made his debut this season and played in 18 Bundesliga games, scoring two goals. While playing for Hamburger under 17s, he netted 37 times in 45 matches. He probably needs more opportunities and game time in order to realize his full potential. It will be way too early for Bayern Munich to ignore him as he can become as lethal as Lewandoski.
From the statistics gathered by WhoScored, Arp is best at dribbling the ball. His ability to keep possession is pretty weak but that is probably due to a lack of experience when it comes to playing at a high-intensity level. The striker should be one of Bayern's targets this summer as he may potentially soon become a valuable player for the club.
