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#4. Ciro Immobile (Lazio)
Ciro Immobile started his senior career with Juventus but he couldn’t cut it with the Italian giants and hence, moved from club to club before eventually finding his feet at Torino.
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He won the Serie A Golden Boot in 2013-14 with Torino after scoring 22 goals in 33 appearances. This earned him a move to Borussia Dortmund but it proved to be a wrong one for the Italian.
Immobile eventually returned to Italy on loan at Torino in 2016, scoring 5 goals in 14 appearances before making a permanent switch to Serie A with Lazio in 2016.
Since moving to Lazio, Immobile has found the form that won him the Golden Boot a few years ago. His first season at Lazio saw him score 23 goals in 36 league games and 26 goals in 41 games overall.
He carried that form into the new season with a hat-trick against a new look Milan side taking his tally for the season to 6 goals in 4 games.
The Italian certainly has the attributes to play for a top club but one failed move and the precious time he lost during that period seems to have made him quite apprehensive. If he can continue this form, then a move back to Juventus is not far-fetched.
