Most Everton fans will be over the moon that the season is over, the Toffees endured a miserable campaign and ended the year in 11th position.
Roberto Martinez has been sacked and Everton can begin to look forward to next season.
Romeu Lukaku is one of a few Everton stars heading to France this summer, and there an array of top quality forwards plying their trade at the Championships in France this summer.
Clubs from across Europe will be keeping their eyes peeled on the tournament, with transfers often materialising after certain players’ performances in major competitions.
So with that in mind, here are FIVE Euro 2016 strikers that Everton should look to bring to Goodison Park in order to improve and finish in the top half next season…..
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Michy Batshuayi
It seems like every club wants Batshuayi.
The Belgian has scored two goals in just three appearances for his country and will be tough competition for Romelu Lukaku to break into the national side’s first 11.
The 22-year-old grabbed 17 goals and 9 assists for Marseille this term and is one of the world’s most in form strikers.
Batshuayi will face Italy, Sweden and the Republic of Ireland in Group E this summer.
Aleksandr Kokorin
Zenit St Petersburg have a real gem here.
Kokorin has been phenomenal in Russia this year and has 11 goals for his country.
The 25-year-old will start for the Russians in France this summer as they face England, Wales and Slovakia in Group B.
Kokorin could turn out to be an incredible signing but there will definitely be plenty of clubs snooping around the forward.
Nolito
Nolito has been named in the Spain squad ahead of Diego Costa and Fernando Torres.
Spain have won the last two European championships and will surely want to retain their crown.
Nolito scored 12 goals for Celta Vigo and claimed 7 assists.
The 29-year-old will hope to break into Vicente Del Bosque’s side as the champions face Czech Republic, Croatia and Turkey in Group D.
Breel Embolo
At just 19- years-old, Embolo has really established a name for himself.
Embolo netted 10 times for Basel this season before sustaining an injury however Switzerland felt his quality is still needed for the Euro’s.
He has already scored for Switzerland and will hopefully add to his tally as he faces Romania, France and Albania in Group A.
Will Grigg
“Your defence is terrified, Will Grigg is on fire” has been heard bellowing around Wigan for weeks now.
The 24- year-old scored 25 goals and claimed 5 assists as the Latics won League 1 with ease this season.
Grigg also scored 3 goals in 3 cup games this year.
The Northern Ireland striker has shown his quality and is clearly capable of scoring,
Everton fans can get a glimpse of Grigg as he faces the tough task of playing against Germany, Poland and Ukraine in Group C this summer.
