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More than 150 players bought. A combined total of 3.11 million pounds. It is enough to say that it has been another extravagant, not to mention a few months of activity for the clubs of the Premier League in the transfer window.
Some exciting arrivals. Some little favorable outings. He has seen both this summer. But with the deadline now, who has been the best business in the upper flight of England? Who will demonstrate acute acquisition, either permanent or temporary?
Here at 101 big goals, we take a look at five of the best.
Honorable Mentions should go to Kyle Walker and Granit Xhaka, two experienced leaders who joined Burnley and Mimalerish newly promoted, respectively, and will probably be key figures, as both parts seem to consolidate their first flight state.
The shouts are also aimed at young promising Estevao (Palmeiras a Chelsea), Rayan Cherki (Lyon a Manchester City) and Harvey Elliott, who joined Aston Villa on Liverpool’s loan after being named a tournament player as England U21 successfully defended his European Championship crown this summer.
Alexander Isak – Newcastle in Liverpool
Most of the holders of the summer transfer window may have dominated. It may have played as a British soap opera. It may even have established a negative precedent for the player’s behavior in future windows. But when everything is said and done, when the disorderly drop in the amenities of 37 words and the cryptic agents of 37 words begin to die, Alexander Isak in Liverpool can be a hell of power for the champions of the Premier League.
An already impressive window for the Reds became excellent with the arrival of the 25 -year -old Swedish striker on the day of the deadline for a British record quota of 125 million pounds. When doing it, you may just make Arne Slot at least the most formidable side in Europe.
Isak and Mohamed Salah is a frightening perspective in itself, but adds -to the mixture of Florian Wirtz, Jeremie Frimpong and Hugo Ekitike, which seems to have given life to Merseyside, with two goals from the league who already gain a first call to the senior France team, and the men of the slot will stop.
Jack Grealish – Manchester City in Everton (loan)
After four seasons under Pep Guardiola in Manchester City, it can be easy to forget how impressive Jack Grealish was in the last part of his Aston Villa career.
It is not a hyperbole to say that Grealish was a talismanic figure for his children’s club; He is able to change the games almost alone and who was, at one point, the most failed player of the Premier League.
A transfer of loans to Everton, where he is already showing the kind of unpleasant and expressive freedom that appears during his days in West Midlands, could show a real blow for toffees, who have been crying for a player of his quality for some time.
Joao Pedro – Brighton in Chelsea
With the departure of the eleventh hour of Nicolas Jackson in the Bayern and the hamstring injury that suffered a new addition Liam Delap against Fulham, who could see that the striker disassociated up to two months, much of the responsibilities of the first half of Chelsea will fall to Joao Pedro’s shoulders.
Luckily for blues fans, 23 -year -old Brazilian life adjustment in Stamford Bridge has been fast. The former Brighton player, who left for the capital for 60 million pounds in July, in time to present -and, in fact, in the final club final, has scored two goals and provided two assists in his first three league games for his new team.
After passing his English football trade for five years, it seems that a little business in the part of the Chelsea brought the club a first -flying scorer, and it could be a shoe for the FPL team of many people.
Joao Palhinha – Bayern Munich in Tottenham (loan)
For many, the most cunning addition of Spurs this summer has not been on the pitch, but at the mouth. Thomas Frank, in an initial vision, at least seems to have instilled in pragmatism and adaptability to his workforce, as shown in a well-deserved victory over Manchester City, and, before that, an 80-minute masterclass against European Champions Paris Saint-Germain.
On the pitch, however, the defensive midfielder Joao Palhinha could be exactly the profile of the players that the headlines of the Europa League have been shouting. An aggressive and commander’s presence, which, to borrow so well spent, “does the basics”, the Portugal International already comes with experience of the Premier League in Fulham and, in his debut season in the first round of England in 2022-23, made 148 attacks, a significant 48 more than any other player in the division.
Adrynds Truffert – Rennes in Bournemouth
Each season, there is almost always a good number of radar signings showing genius. This year will probably not be different. But, of the lesser -known acquisitions, Adrien Truffert, 23, Adrien Truffert can be the selection of the group.
The Frenchman was the captain of Rennes and one of the best defenders of League 1 the last term and has the ability to be a prominent player for cherries. Something on the left side, capable of working both defensively and offensively, Truffert has the potential of being an update to the predecessor Milos Kerkez, who headed for Anfield earlier this summer.
