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The best strikers to sign on Football Manager 2023

Goals win games. It’s a cliché but it’s true.
You can send your scouts out to find them, but why not let us do the work for you? Here are the best strikers to sign on any budget in FM23.
Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting
FC Bayern
For £1m, you can bring in the ultimate journeyman that is Choupo-Moting.
Ihlas Bebou
Hoffenheim
The speedy Bebou will set you back around £3m and is very good value for that sort of money, but he is currently out with a long-term injury which spoils the fun somewhat.
Omar Marmoush
Wolfsburg
Egyptian forward Marmoush can be yours for £4.75m, which is on the high side in this price bracket, but he’s only 23 and is one of the few options here that can be used long-term.
Angel
Mallorca
Case and point. Angel is 35 but if you only need a quick fix, he’ll cost you £550,000.
Nils Petersen
Freiburg
Petersen may be 33 but he still boasts 17 finishing. Not bad for £1.7m.
90min recommends
Luis Suarez
Nacional
Suarez is old and won’t join immediately, but he’s still an outstanding striker who is on extremely affordable wages. He’ll cost you £550,000 eventually and you will not find anything even close to that value.
Alexis Vega
Chivas
Comfortable all across the forward line, Vega is affordable at £4.4m and is definitely worth considering.
Julio Furch
Atlas
Furch is our most expensive option here at £6m, but you definitely get plenty of value for that, including 16 heading and 15 finishing.
Jonathan Rodriguez
America
A very smart pick-up at £4.7m, Rodriguez is more than good enough to hold his own in any top division.
Andres Ibarguen
Deportes Tolima
If you’re on a tight budget, Columbian striker Ibarquen can be yours for £400,000.
Luis Muriel
Atalanta
A perennial bargain, Muriel is valued at just £11.5m this year which is outstanding compared to a lot of strikers with his ability.
Edin Dzeko
Inter
Dzeko will cost you just £1.6m but you’ll need some deep pockets to meet the 36-year-old’s wage demands. Definitely one to consider though.
Olivier Giroud
Milan
Similarly, Giroud can be yours for £5.25m. There are only a few clubs in Europe with options better than the 35-year-old.
Marko Livaja
Hadjuk
Still only 28, the former wonderkid looks good value for his price tag of £7.25m.
Beto
Udinese
24-year-old Beto has room to grow into a top striker but is currently good enough to justify his £9.5m price tag anyway. 16 pace, 16 strength and a 194cm frame – enjoy.
90min recommends
Maximiliano Gomez
Trabzonspor
Maxi Gomez looks like a brilliant pick-up for just £8.75m. The 25-year-old has the potential to lead your line for years to come and is a menace in so many different areas, including his 18 heading and 15 finishing.
Borja Iglesias
Real Hispalis
Statistically, Iglesias is the best striker you’ll find with this sort of budget. He’ll cost you £15.5m but is absolutely worth it.
Ante Rebic
Milan
£14.5m-rated Rebic is not far off being the best option here. Dangerous either on the wing or up top, he’s an excellent option for any squad.
Joaquin Correa
Inter
Like he was in FM22, Correa is bizarrely being pushed out the door at Inter. For £7.75m, you should be biting their hands off.
Raul de Tomas
Vallecano
Signing De Tomas will only cost you £8m. With 16 finishing and 16 composure, he’ll repay that number very quickly.
Marko Livaja
Hajduk
Cristiano Ronaldo
Man UFC
He may not be what he once was, but Ronaldo remains one of the game’s top strikers. He’s yours for £16.5m but you’ll need some massive wages to tempt the 37-year-old to join.
Memphis Depay
Barcelona
£43m will get you Memphis, who is one of the best strikers in the game and certainly the top option that you’ll find without blowing the bank.
Angel Correa
A. Madrid
There’s a fire sale in Madrid and Correa is the best asset to lure away. He’s excellent value for his £38m price tag.
Cody Gakpo
PSV
The most-wanted man in world football can be yours for a cool £47.5m. What sets him apart from most of the competition is that he is only 23, and his value will double as soon as he moves to a top league.
Evanilson
Porto
Another youngster, 22-year-old Evanilson has some excellent stats now and the potential to blossom into a superstar. This feels like a no-brainer at £23m.
90min recommends
Paulo Dybala
Roma
He’s only just joined and so won’t move clubs immediately, but Dybala’s Roma contract includes a £17.25m release clause that makes him one of the best bargains on the game. You will not find anything remotely close to that sort of value for money.
Mehdi Taremi
Porto
Taremi probably deserves the 90min recommends tag. His £31m asking price is insane value for money and takes something as mental as Dybala’s release clause to trump.
Alvaro Morata
A. Madrid
Morata is available for a cool £34m and undoubtedly could be worth a little higher. His hefty wages will make this deal a little expensive, however.
Youssef En-Nesyri
Sevilla
£26m is a nice price for En-Nesyri who, at 25, also has age on his side.
Gerard Moreno
Villarreal
You can’t go wrong at £44m for Moreno. 17 finishing is his top attribute but he doesn’t let up in the mental of physical columns either. A top striker at a top price.
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Hector Bellerin joins Sporting CP from Barcelona

Full-back Hector Bellerin has joined Sporting CP until the end of the season from Barcelona.
The Spanish international was signed by Barca in the summer but made just three La Liga appearances for the club in the first half of the season.
As such, Bellerin has now left the club in search of more first team football.
A statement on Barcelona’s website reads regarding the move reads: “Barcelona and Sporting Clube de Portugal have reached an agreement for the transfer of the player Hector Bellerin.
“FC Barcelona would like to express publicly their gratitude to Bellerin for his commitment and his dedication and wish him all the best for the future.
“Hector Bellerin made seven appearances for the first team. FC Barcelona announced his arrival in the summer of 2022 after he left Premier League side Arsenal as a free agent. The right back returned to the Club 11 years after leaving the youth teams at FC Barcelona to join the London club.
“Bellerin made his first team debut on 10 September in the 4-0 win away at Cádiz, starting the game at right back. The defender went to make two more appearances in La Liga, two in the Copa del Rey and two in the Champions League.”
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Crystal Palace confirm loan signing of Albert Sambi Lokonga

Crystal Palace have confirmed the deadline day loan signing of Albert Sambi Lokonga from Arsenal.
Lokonga featured sporadically for Arsenal during the first half of the 2022/23 season, making just two Premier League starts as the Gunners have mounted an unlikely title challenge.
The midfielder has now joined Palace on loan for the remainder of the campaign in search of more regular football.
Speaking to the club’s official website after making the move, Lokonga said: “I’m really excited – I can’t wait to get started. I’m really happy to join Crystal Palace. I want to go as far as possible with the team. I will try to push for me and the team to do the maximum to reach the top.”
Palace chairman Steve Parish was quick to praise Lokonga too, saying: “I would like to welcome Sambi to south London, and am pleased he has chosen to join Patrick’s squad for the rest of the season, after making an impressive start to life in English football.
“He has been on our radar for several years since his emergence at Anderlecht, and we very much look forward to his contribution as we push to climb the table”.
The midfielder has been replaced by Jorginho at Arsenal, with the Italian midfielder making the move across London from Chelsea to join the Gunners on a permanent deal.
On this edition of TCOAG, Harry Symeou reacts to the news Arsenal have agreed a £12m deal to sign Jorginho from Chelsea. If you can’t see this embed, click here to listen to the podcast!
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Atletico Madrid confirm signing of Matt Doherty after Tottenham contract termination

Atletico Madrid have confirmed the signing of Matt Doherty after the player agreed a mutual termination of his Tottenham contract.
In joining Atleti, Doherty becomes the first ever Republic of Ireland international to play for one of Spain’s top three clubs.
Doherty isn’t the only wing-back to leave Tottenham on deadline day, as the Irish star follows Djed Spence out the door – with the former Forest man joining Stade Rennais on loan until the end of the season.
— Atlético de Madrid (@Atleti) January 31, 2023
A statement from Tottenham regarding the news reads: “We have mutually agreed to the termination of Matt Doherty’s contract to enable him to join another club.
“Signed from Wolverhampton Wanderers in August, 2020, the Republic of Ireland international made 71 appearances for us in all competitions, scoring three goals.
“We should like to thank Matt for his service and wish him well for the future.”
Both outgoings have made way for new signing Pedro Porro, who is joining Spurs on an initial loan with an obligation to buy the player outright from Sporting CP in the summer.
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