Top 10 absolute bargain strikers to look out for in the January Transfer Window  

#3 Krzysztof Piatek (89 minutes per goal involvement this season)

Piatek's Serie A goals tally is only bettered by Cristiano Ronaldo

Krzysztof Piatek’s 19 goals in 21 appearances for Genoa this season have earned him the name of ‘Goal Machine’. The Polish striker has already set the transfer market on red alert with many noticeable forces in football already targeting him.

His 13 league goals tally is only bettered by none other than Cristiano Ronaldo who has netted one more than the Poland international. The current market value of €15 Million is rising exponentially with the time. It is high time for the interested clubs before his asking price extends beyond their spending capacities.

#2 Sabestian Haller (88 minutes per goal involvement this season)

Sabestian Haller of Eintracht Frankfurt has scored 12 goals and supplied 11 assists this season

Sabestian Haller of Eintracht Frankfurt has scored 12 goals and supplied 11 assists this season. With 88 minutes per goal involvement rate, the French striker is one of the most valuable strikers in Bundesliga.

Along with Jovic and Rebic, Haller has transformed Frankfurt into a formidable force in Germany and Europe. The most fascinating fact about Hellar is the fact that he is the player with most playing minutes in this list (2,013 playing minutes this season). Any football club has to invest an estimated sum of €35 Million to receive the services of the 24-year-old attacker.

#1 Luka Jovic (65 minutes per goal involvement this season)

Jovic scored five goals in one match for Frankfurt against Dusseldorf in October this season

On loan from Benfica, Luka Jovic came into limelight when he scored five goals in one match for Frankfurt against Dusseldorf in October this season. He was bought as a developing subordinate of Haller but he instantaneously hit the ground running when given a chance in the first team.

He is the current Bundesliga top scorer with 12 goals among the famous company of Paco Alcacer, Reus, Timo Werner, and Lewandowski. His 17 goals and four assists in 23 appearances in all competitions for Frankfurt earned him the astonishing 65 minutes per goal involvement rate. The impact of his performances in Germany also raised his market value from €2 million on 1 July 2017 to €40 Million on 18 December 2018.