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#8 Gonzalo Higuain
Gonzalo Higuain left Real Madrid in 2013 after playing seven seasons for Los Merengues to join Napoli, and later Juventus. Since leaving, the Argentine has given eye-catching performances on a consistent basis, enough to make Real Madrid give a second thought on their decision to offload him.
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24, 29,38 and 32. Those are the number of goals he has notched in the past four seasons in Italy. With the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo and Karim Benzema underfiring this season and Gareth Bale out injured, Gonzalo Higuain could have been the best option to carry on the scoring responsibilities for Real Madrid this season.
This is a striker who netted 24 times in his worst season, so just imagine how good he can be at the height of his powers.
Aged 30, the Argentinian has already netted 12 goals this season in all competitions, proving that he has a lot left to deliver. As for Los Blancos, the time isn't past yet. They can still rectify the blunder by re-signing him.
