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#2 Timo Werner - RB Leipzig
The transfer saga of Naby Keita has somewhat overshadowed the brilliance of other Leipzig players, most notably Timo Werner.
The former Stuttgart forward is arguably the best German striker lurking around, at the moment and is tipped to lead the German attack in the upcoming FIFA World Cup in the summer.
He has failed to replicate his stunning form from last season where he helped the club finish in the runners-up spot by scoring 21 goals. So far, he has bagged a respectable tally of nine goals in just 16 matches this season.
Werner can be a perfect addition to Liverpool, especially with the Reds on the verge of losing Daniel Sturridge. Werner's sheer pace coupled with his goal-scoring abilities make him a unique composition in the final third.
