Gonzalo Higuain, Alvaro Morata and Krzysztof Piatek: which club is the best deal?

While time is running out for clubs to do business in the January transfer slot before the imminent deadline, three of Europe's most established clubs have opted for a major overhaul of their line of attack for this which remains of the 2018/19 campaign.

Chelsea finally signed a loan with Gonzalo Higuain of Juventus, interrupting his initial loan in Milan, which replaced the Argentinean Krzysztof Piatek of Genoa for an estimated 35 million euros. The arrival of Argentina at Stamford Bridge pushed Alvaro Morata closer to the exit door, the Spaniard about to accept a loan transfer to his first club, Atletico Madrid.

While the trio of strikers hope to solve the apparent problems revealed by the three clubs, we ask – Who got the best deal between Chelsea, Atletico Madrid and AC Milan?

Looking at the shape of the three forwards this season, Piatek currently dominates Morata and Higuain.

The 23-year-old scored 19 goals in 21 games during his brief stay in Genoa, including 13 in Serie A, including nine in his first eight games after moving from Krakow to Krakow for only € 4m.

The return to the goal since his start of breathtaking career in Italy, with four goals in 12 league games, has caused a slight concern. However, he is still impressive behind Cristiano Ronaldo in the Serie A scorers' standings, while playing for a team just three points behind relegation.

While the years 2018/19 of Piatek were impressive, Higuain failed during the six months spent on loan from Juventus Milan.

Six goals in 15 Serie A matches for the 31-year-old were well below the expectations of an outsider who had scored 111 goals in 177 matches in the Italian top tier before his stint in the summer season.

Alvaro Morata also disappointed in front of goal recently. 15 goals in all competitions in his first season at Chelsea following his move of £ 58m in 2017, it is a campaign that has seen Morata quickly lose shape and confidence, while things failed for him after the arrival of Maurizio Sarri, who has since preferred to use Eden Hazard as "false nine".

Although the current form plays an important role in the choice of the best contract, it is also important to take into account the situation in which each striker moves.

The gesture of Higuain sees the Argentinean reunited with the manager who oversaw his best season of goals, Maurizio Sarri. Argentina has scored 36 goals in 35 Serie A matches in the previous season alone in Naples in 2015/16.

With the arrival of Higuain in Chelsea, the way for Morata to join Atletico Madrid seems to be clear, while the Spaniard still has a chance to prove that his huge potential can be realized in one of the largest European teams.

La Liga is actually the best Spanish league in terms of ratio goals / match, with 25 goals in 63 games, one goal every 2.5 games, against one in 4.2 in Serie A and one in two. 2.9 games in the Premier League.

In addition, Morata, who could replace Diego Costa for the second time after information linked him with a move to China, finally landed in his ideal club.

For Piatek, the faithful of Rossonari hope that the Pole will begin his career in San Siro. similarly to his time in Genoa, but it's easier said than done.

The Gennaro Gattuso team has scored only 28 goals in 20 series matches this season, three more than Genoa, just three points from the relegation zone, averaging 1.4 goals in every league match, which is the least of the eight best teams in the Serie A currently. , highlighting Milan's need for a persistent goal threat.

Although the three strikers are at different stages of their career, their last moves could all be decisive moments for them.

Having spent only six months in one of the top five European leagues, the jury is still on Piatek and his presence in Milan will help a great deal to determine whether the 23-year-old is the new Robert Lewandowski or his son. is a lightning bolt or an attacker with a long-term resistance.

For Morata, time seems to be lacking for the 26-year-old to plant his roots in a European elite, after failing at Real Madrid (twice), Juventus and Chelsea, though 39; Spanish finally found a home at Wanda Metropolitano.

At 31, Higuain's move to Stamford Bridge, which can become permanent for £ 31m at the end of the season, is perhaps his last chance at a "big club", and with the enormity of the challenge to play in the Premier League meanwhile For him, the goals poacher will have to tackle if he wants to stay in West London.

Among the agreements made for Morata, Piatek and Higuain, the relationship of the latter and its old form, under Sarri, suggest that this could be the best offer of the three, although we do not know it before the end of the season, because the trio hope to do what they were written for – scoring goals.