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#1 Radamel Falcao (Monaco)
While Radamel Falcao would not feature in Real Madrid’s strongest XI, he would provide an interesting option for them. The Colombia international is now fully over his serious knee injury and is a leading contender in the race for the Golden Boot this season, having scored 13 times already this season in Ligue 1.
If he was to be willing to sacrifice regular football, he could become a terrific option for Real Madrid off the bench.
One of the few areas in which they are lacking is in depth at centre-forward, and while there have been links with Madrid trying to lure Mariano Diaz back to the Bernabeu (he has eight goals for Lyon so far this term), Falcao, already proven in Spain, would be an even better option.
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