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Striker: Paco Alcacer (Borussia Dortmund)
Spain's Paco Alcacer has started the new campaign from where he left last time - with a glut of goals. Get this: Alcacer has been on target in all the eight games for club and country so far this season, including an impressive return of five goals in the league alone.
He'd be licking his lips at the prospect of adding to his tally against his former colleagues.
Striker: Lionel Messi (Barcelona)
Barcelona were served a pre-match boost as the Argentine ace returned to training this week. Even though he is in contention to start in Dortmund, Lionel Messi hasn't played a single minute in the new season and that could mean he starts on the bench.
If he indeed forces his way into Ernesto Valverde's XI, this would be a great opportunity for Messi to tick another venue off his list as he's never scored at the Signal Iduna Park before.
