Euro 2016: Top 5 strikers from the tournament

5. Alvaro Morata

Morata scores his goal against Croatia.

Since moving to Italy from Spanish Giants Real Madrid, Alvaro Morata has grown from strength to strength. From making occasional appearances at Real Madrid, Morata was more of a regular player at Juventus although not their regular starter.

He was picked for the Spanish team as their first choice striker and did not disappoint. Morata scored three goals for Spain and was a constant threat in the box. He often made clever runs into space and was well supported by Nolito.

After his involvement in Spain’s progression, Real Madrid opted to buy-back the player from Juventus and has since been linked with a move to Arsenal. Morata could be an important addition to Arsenal who seem to be unhappy with Giroud’s progress.