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Jorginho, Higuain & the best new signings in Europe so far this season

Paco Alcacer has featured in just four games in all competitions since joining Borussia Dortmund&nbsp;from Barcelona as part of a €2m (£1.8m/$2.3m) loan deal – yet the striker has already netted seven times.
Indeed, the 25-year-old Spaniard is the Bundesliga's top scorer, with six goals, even though he only played 81 minutes in total and a permanent move to Signal Iduna Park at the end of the season is already looking like a certainty.

Paco Alcacer

Jonathan Bamba scored seven goals in Ligue 1 last season. The winger has already matched that tally after just nine appearances for new club Lille.
As a result, the free transfer from Saint-Etienne sits just one goal behind Paris Saint-Germain superstars Kylian Mbappe and Neymar in the goalscorers' chart.

Jonathan Bamba

No surprise that a Portugal international signed by Juventus makes our list of the signings of the season so far – but it's not Cristiano Ronaldo.
The €117m (£105m/$135m)&nbsp;signing from Real Madrid has enjoyed an impressive start to his career in Turin but his compatriot Joao Cancelo has proven even better value for money at €40.4m (£36.4m/$46.5m).

The former Valencia right-back, who spent last season on loan at Inter, has slotted seamlessly into the Bianconeri backline, while at the same time proving a constant threat going forward.

Joao Cancelo

AC Milan may be a little annoyed that Andre Silva has found his shooting boots at Sevilla but at least they replaced him with one of the best strikers in the world.
Gonzalo Higuain has continued to do what he does best since joining the Rossoneri on an €18m (£16.2m/$20.7m) loan deal with an option to buy: score goals. The Argentine has already hit six in seven appearances in all competitions so far this season.

Gonzalo Higuain

Jorginho has been a revelation since joining Chelsea from Napoli as part of a deal that could rise to £57m ($75m), completely justifying Maurizio Sarri's decision to take the Italy international with him to Stamford Bridge.
Just as he did at the San Paolo, the Brazil-born midfielder is averaging over 100 passes per game and has turned the Blues into genuine title challengers with his immaculate one-touch football.

Jorginho

It is only a matter of time before James Maddison is capped by England, with the attacking midfielder having made an immediate impact in the Premier League with Leicester City.
The £20m ($22.9m) summer signing from Norwich City has already scored three times for the Foxes, as well as&nbsp;contributing two assists.&nbsp;

James Maddison

Wolves got one of the bargains of the century when they snapped up Rui Patricio on a free after he terminated his contract with Sporting.
The Portugal international is quickly proving to be one of the best goalkeepers in the league and his excellent shot-stopping has heled the newly-promoted side climb to seventh in the Premier League standings.

Rui Patricio

The top scorer across Europe's 'Big Five' leagues, Krzysztof Piatek has taken Italian football by storm since joining Genoa from Cracovia for just €4.5m (£4m/$5.2m).&nbsp;
The Poland striker has netted in all eight of his appearances so far, opening his account with four goals in a Coppa Italia clash with Lecce before striking nine times in his first seven Serie A outings.&nbsp;

Krzysztof Piatek

Alassane Plea joined Borussia Monchengladbach from Nice this summer and his&nbsp;€23m (£20.7m/$26.5m)&nbsp;transfer fee is already looking like a bargain.
The 25-year-old French forward has scored eight times in eight appearances in all competitions, propelling his new side up to third place in the Bundesliga standings in the process.

Alassane Plea

Many were shocked when Everton paid Watford £40m ($52.6m) for Richarlison but the forward has already gone a long way towards repaying their faith in his ability.
Despite picking up a three-game suspension for a senseless red card, the 21-year-old has still managed to rack up four times in the Premier League, with his fine form earning him his first two Brazil caps.

Richarlison

After a torrid debut season in Italy, Andre Silva has rediscovered his goalscoring touch in Spain, after joining Sevilla on loan from AC Milan.
The Portugal international has already racked up seven goals in just eight Liga outings, making it increasingly likely that the Rojiblancos will take up their option to sign the 22-year-old for €35m (£30.6m/$40.3m) at the end of the 2018-19 campaign.

Andre Silva

With both Barcelona and Real Madrid out of sorts, Sevilla are looking like real title candidates this season.
As well as Andre Silva banging them in up top, they also have Tomas Vaclik&nbsp;keeping them out at the back.

No goalkeeper in Europe's 'Big Five' leagues has made more saves (57) or kept more clean sheets (seven) in all competitions this season than the €7m (£6.1m/$7m) signing from Basel.

Tomas Vaclik

There was a lot of doubt over Witsel's move to Borussia Dortmund, with some critics worried that he would fail to adapt to the Bundesliga after never playing in a top-five league.
However, those concerns quickly disappeared as the Belgium midfielder made an immediate impact with a goal on his league debut.

He has started six of Dortmund's seven league games so far, helping them take top spot early in the season.

Axel Witsel

The Dutch winger was on the books of Manchester City from 2014 to 2018, but never made an appearance for the Premier League side despite impressing for their youth and reserve teams.
Just before turning 20 in the summer, he decided it was time to leave City and start getting regular gametime.

He has flourished since joining Hertha Berlin, with two goals and three assists in six Bundesliga appearances.

Javairo Dilrosun

Having been loaned out to Valenciennes last season after failing to nail down a starting spot at Lille, Mothiba's transfer to Strasbourg has proved a masterstroke for both parties.
The 22-year-old has hit the ground running at Stade de la Meinau, racking up four goals and an assist in just six matches.

His newfound form has proven more than welcome news to South Africans' ears as the Bafana Bafana continue searching for a proven goalscorer in the Benni McCarthy mould.

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