3. Didier Drogba, Montreal Impact
With 12 goals in just 13 appearances in MLS, Drogba has proved that he is immune to ageing and still just as dominant now as in years past.
While it might be a tough sell for Klopp to convince the former Chelsea scoring machine to play against his former team, money talks and Klopp has plenty to spend, particularly if the Ivorian forward is considering a loan move away from Canada during the offseason.

