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#3 Paco Alcácer
The man on loan from FC Barcelona is next and it is definitely debatable that he should be higher on this list. His instant impact in the Bundesliga has caught many by surprise, especially those who doubted his ability based on his inability to ever break into Barcelona's star-studded starting line up. The Dortmund number 9 is their leading goal scorer and has the second most goals in the entire Bundesliga with 12 goals in just 13 Bundesliga outings. Either starting or from the bench, Alcacer has found goals that have even earned him a recall to the Spanish national team, where he scored on his return there as well. The former Valencia captain is loving life in Germany and could be well on his way to yet another league title. A sensational 30-minute hat trick in a 4-3 victory at the Westfalenstadion was probably the highlight of his season so far.
