The Premier League is back after the compulsory break ahead of the FIFA 2018 World Cup Qualifiers games. The Premier League resumes this Saturday, September 9th, with actions from six centers across England.
Meanwhile, a few days after the International break commenced, the transfer market was slammed shut but that didn't stop the usual quest and rush from clubs to make last minutes signings to boost their respective teams. Here are the top done-deals (Transfer-In only) of every Premier League club – the players to watch out for that might storm the league in the coming weeks.
Arsenal FC
The future of Alexis Sanchez is still making news, but they may have found a player to fill the Chilean's shoes. It was an overhaul of the Arsenal team as they let go of a bunch of players this summer. Fans hope they don't regret it, because they did not make much inclusion into the team.
Alexandre Lacazette - $60million
Sead Kolasinac - Free
Bournemouth
Bournemouth has finally secured the signature of Nathan Ake from Chelsea FC.
Nathan Ake - $22.8million
Asmir Begovic - $11.5million
Jermain Defoe - Free
Brighton & Hove Albion
Jose Izquierdo and Davy Propper became Brighton's most expensive players.
Jose Izquierdo - $16million
Davy Propper - $13million
Mathew Ryan - $6million
Markus Suttner - $4.5million
Ezequiel Schelotto - $3.6million
Josh Kerr - Undisclosed
Mathias Normann - Undisclosed
Tim Krul - Loan
Izzy Brown - Loan
Burnley
Burnley's new man, Chris Wood, started his career on a high with an equalizer against Spurs.
Chris Wood - $16.4million
Jack Cork - $9.1million
Nahki Wells - $5.4million
Jon Walters - Undisclosed
Phil Bardsley - Undisclosed
Adam Legzdins - Undisclosed
Chelsea
Chelsea FC broke their transfer record to secure the signature of Real Madrid striker Alvaro Morata this summer. As we know, the blues have a lot of players out on loan.
Alvaro Morata - $65.5million
Tiemoue Bakayoko - $40million
Danny Drinkwater - $38million
Antonio Rudiger - $35million
Davide Zappacosta - $28million
Willy Caballero - Free
Crystal Palace
Palace did not make spectacular changes to their team this summer but at least they tried to strengthen the defense.
Mamadou Sakho - $29million
Jairo Riedewald - $9million
Ruben Loftus-Cheek - Loan
Timothy Fosu-Mensah - Loan
Everton
With the addition of high profile players in the Everton setup, you might want to pick them among the clubs to finish in the top 6 this season.
Gylfi Sigurdsson - $44million
Michael Keane - $30million
Jordan Pickford - $25million
Davy Klaassen - $24million
Nikola Vlasic - $8million
Henry Onyekuru - $7million
Sandro Ramirez - $5.2million
Josh Bowler - $4million
Nathangelo Markelo - Undisclosed
Wayne Rooney - Free
Cuco Martina - Free
Jose Baxter - Free
Boris Mathis - Free
Anton Donkor - Loan
Huddersfield
Mooy seems to be the play maker so far in this team - he is somewhat living up to expectations since he joined Huddersfield.
Steve Mounie - $11.7million
Aaron Mooy -$8million
Tom Ince - $8million
Laurent Depoitre - $3.5million
Mathias Jorgensen - $3.5million
Scott Malone - $3.5million
Zanka - $2.5million
Abdelhamid Sabiri - $1.35million
Elias Kachunga - $1.1million
Danny Williams - Free
Rob Green - Free
Florent Hadergjonaj - Loan
Jonas Lossl - Loan
Kasey Palmer - Loan
Leicester City
Leicester City's starting line-up is unchanged but they have more options now on the bench with the Nigerian Kelechi Iheanacho being their biggest signing this summer.
Kelechi Iheanacho - $25million
Harry Maguire - $17million
Vincent Iborra - $12.75million
Eldin Jakupovic - $2.5million
Sam Hughes - Undisclosed
George Thomas - Undisclosed
Aleksandar Dragovic - Loan
Liverpool
Jurgen Klopp is out for business this season: he has built a strong attacking force with the addition of M. Salah and Alex Oxlade Chamberlain. Liverpool look like title contenders.
Naby Keita (July, 2018) - $48million+
Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain - $40million
Mohammed Salah - $39million
Andrew Robertson - $8million
Dominic Solanke - Tribunal
Manchester City
The Citizens are in full force to get the Premier League trophy this season and Pep Guardiola has stuffed his team with lots of talents to suit his tiki-taka style of play.
You bet, the league holds lots of action this season.
Benjamin Mendy - $52million
Kyle Walker - $45million
Bernardo Silva - $43million
Ederson - $35million
Danilo - $26million
Douglas Luiz - $10million
Olarenwaju Kayode - Undisclosed
Manchester United
Manchester United are red-hot favorites to win the league this season. United broke the bank once again this season to secure the signature of Premier League most expensive player, Lukaku from Everton.
Romelu Lukaku - $75million
Nemanja Matic - $40million
Victor Lindelof - $31million
Zlatan Ibrahimovic - Free
Newcastle United
The Magpies are back with a bang!
Jacob Murphy - $12million
Florian Lejeune - $8.7million
Christian Atsu - $6.8million
Joselu - $5million
Javier Manquillo - $4.5million
Stefan O'Connor - Free
Josef Yarney - Free
Mikel Merino - Loan
Southampton
The Saints biggest signing of the Summer is Mario Lemina from Juventus.
Mario Lemina - $15.4million
Wesley Hoedt - $14.75million
Jan Bednarek - $5million
Jack Rose - Free
Stoke
Stoke City's most expensive signing of the summer is Wimmer from Tottenham.
Kevin Wimmer- $18million
Bruno Martins Indi - $7million
Josh Tymon - Tribunal
Tre Pemberton - Undisclosed
Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting - Free
Darren Fletcher - Free
Kurt Zouma - Loan
Jese Rodriguez - Loan
Swansea
The return of Wilfred Bony to Swansea is a major highlight of the Swans summer transfer. Will Bony score double figures this season for the Swans? We wait to see.
Sam Clucas - $15million
Wilfried Bony -$12million
Roque Mesa - $11million
Erwin Mulder - Free
Tammy Abraham - Loan
Marc Walsh - Undisclosed
Cian Harries - Undisclosed
Renato Sanches - Loan
Tottenham
Fernando Llorente and Juan Foyth join the striking force of this resilient Spurs side.
Can they finish among the top four this season?
Davinson Sanchez - $36million
Juan Foyth - Undisclosed
Paulo Gazzaniga - Undisclosed
Serge Aurier - Undisclosed
Fernando Llorente - Undisclosed
Watford
Lots of addition to the Watford side – hopefully they will blend in quickly.
Andre Gray - $18million
Richarlison - $11.2million
Tom Cleverley - $8million
Will Hughes - $8million
Nathaniel Chalobah - $5.5million
Dimitri Foulquier - Undisclosed
Marvin Zeegelaar - Undisclosed
Daniel Bachmann - Free
Kiko Femenia - Free
Harvey Bradbury - Free
Sam Howes - Free
Andre Carrillo - Loan
Orestis Karnezis - Loan
Molla Wague - Loan
West Brom
Oliver Burke - $13.6million
Jay Rodriguez - $12million
Kieran Gibbs - $7million
Gareth Barry - $1million
Yuning Zhang - Undisclosed
Kyle Jameson - Undisclosed
Grzegorz Krychowiak - Loan
Ahmed Hegazi - Loan
West Ham
Zabaleta, Arnautovic, and Javier Hernandez (Chicharito) are top names signing for the Hammers this summer.
Marko Arnautovic - $20million
Javier Hernandez - $16million
Sead Haksabanovic - Undisclosed
Anouar El Mhassani - Free
Pablo Zabaleta - Free
Joe Hart - Loan
With all these talents in the Premier League this summer, who do you think can win the league's Best Player of the Year Award?
