Andre Silva

Currently averaging almost a goal a game for Portugal, the AC Milan youngster bagged nine goals during the qualification stages, and paired with Ronaldo, they will form a deadly attack.

The apprentice, Silva, and master, Ronaldo have scored 18 goals between them since they started playing alongsie each other following the Euro 2016. His rapid rise will only become more dangerous, and will be a key part to Portugal if they want to score goals.

Andre Silva during a friendly between Portugal and Tunisia in May

Hakim Ziyech

As one of the best rated players in the Netherlands, Morocco will look to the Ajax star to orchestrate their attack, after he guided them to World Cup qualification.

He not only provides goals but artistic skill and vital assists, racking up 15 in 2018. His passing is strong and accurate, and he is able to win possession. Roma and Liverpool have their eyes on him, and you should too.

Ajax's Hakim Ziyech in action against Feyenoord in January

Sardar Azmoun

Known as the 'Iranian Messi', Azmoun has recorded 23 goals in 31 appearances for his nation and has a noticeable ability to do well in the air using his physiciality. His name is likely to linger on the lips of fans and commentators during the World Cup as he is a taget forward and will always try to make defenders tired, preferring more of the direct play.

Heading is one of his strengths, but also has the ability of close control with his feet. And importanly, his finishing is second-to-none.

Iran's Sardar Azmoun celebrates scoring against Algeria in March