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#4 Sandro Ramirez
When Sandro Ramirez broke into the first team of Barcelona under Luis Enrique, some fans expected a lot from him. Unfortunately, however, the arrival of Paco Alcacer meant that chances were going to be limited for the Canarian – and so he moved to Malaga on loan.
It was at the Costa del Sol where the former Barcelona boy found his best form as he scored 16 goals from 31 games for Malaga. And now, under Ronald Koeman and with the assistance of Wayne Rooney, the Spaniard could take his game to the next level.
Sandro is a strong forward, very good at linking up play and not afraid to chance his luck from distance. He often drops deep to become the extra midfielder and support the other forwards. Expect him to cause problems for quite a few defences in the Premiership.
