Krzysztof Piatek

He's got his usual denim jacket on, but what bothers us is his grin. It's the most villainous we've seen in a long time.

The heir to Lewandowski in the Polish national team, this striker is an absolute beast in the box. His game has so much elan inside the area he becomes a completely different person inside of it. This shouldn't be interpreted as him being mediocre outside of it. Oh no. This gentleman's hunting ground is inside the box, and that is where he thrives as a footballer. Born in the Polish town of Dzierżoniów, this young man began his youth career with his local team, whose name is equally hard to pronounce, if not harder. The learning experience ended at Lechia, who also happened to give him his senior debut in 2012. His Polish first division debut did not come until 2014, a year after he moved to Cracovia in 2013. It has been an overwhelming rise to stardom ever since his move to the Kraków based club. He became the Polish first division's leading goalscorer in only his second season with the club, moved to Genoa that summer, to Milan a year later, and has come to Berlin to play for Hertha. His finishing is on point, and his positional play is an advantage too. He is a decent header of the ball too. He is not an overly aggressive player, and could improve on his strength. This Polish youngster has represented his country in the U20 and U21 levels. He now plays for the senior squad.