Bruno Guimaraes

The ins, outs and transfer window grades for every Premier League club

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The transfer window is closed for clubs in the English leagues, with their summer business now being concluded following Tuesday’s deadline.

Some players could still depart, with other countries’ transfer windows remaining open for longer, but here’s every in and out at every Premier League side so far, along with a grade for how we think they fared in the market…

Arsenal – B-

Arsenal have no doubt strengthened in midfield and at the back by bringing in two established Premier League stars in Bruno Guimaraes and Ezri Konsa.

However, they look to have left themselves short in attack, letting Leandro Trossard, Ethan Nwaneri and Gabriel Jesus go, while Gabriel Martinelli is also still expected to depart for Al Hilal.

Only Christos Tzolis has arrived to bolster the attack, and after a summer in which they were linked with Vinicius Jr and Julian Alvarez, not landing a top attacker feels disappointing.

In

Bruno Guimaraes – Newcastle, £75m

Ezri Konsa – Aston Villa, £55m

Piero Hincapie – Bayer Leverkusen, £34.5m

Christos Tzolis – Club Brugge, £34m

Igor Tyjon – Blackburn, undisclosed

James Scanlon – Manchester United, undisclosed

Illan Meslier – Leeds, free

Out

Fabio Vieira – Porto, £7.7m

Jakub Kiwior – Porto, £19m

Leandro Trossard – Besiktas, £17m

Gabriel Jesus – Barcelona, £8.6m

Christian Norgaard – Everton, £7m

Ethan Nwaneri – Borussia Dortmund, loan

Kerl Hein – Werder Bremen, £2.6m

Josh Nichols – Kustosija, free

Samuel Chapman – Georgia Southern Eagles, free

Ismael Kabia – St Mirren, loan

Reiss Nelson – released

Harrison Dudziak – released

Sebastian Ferdinand – released

Cam’ron Ismail – released

Samuel Onyekachukwu – released

Alexei Rojas – released

William Sweet – released

Aston Villa – C

It’s been a summer of huge change at Villa Park, with key players Ollie Watkins, Youri Tielemans, Ezri Konsa, Morgan Rogers and Emi Martinez all departing.

They have brought in some exciting younger players to replace those who have left, but as things stand, the squad looks weaker than it did before the start of the window.

In

Ibrahim Mbaye – Paris St-Germain, £47m

Taylor Harwood-Bellis – Southampton, £30m

Nicolas Jackson – Chelsea, £65m

Johan Manzambi – Freiburg, £59.5m

Joao Gomes – Wolves, £38m

Zion Suzuki – Parma, £29.9m

Matteo Ruggeri – Atletico Madrid, £21.4m

Modou Keba Cissa – LASK, undisclosed

Leon Goretzka – Bayern Munich, free

Alejandro Garnacho – Chelsea, loan

Aaron Wan-Bissaka – West Ham, loan

Blade Earley – Cambridge, free

Out

Morgan Rogers – Chelsea, £117m

Ezri Konsa – Arsenal, £55m

Ollie Watkins – Al Hilal, £50m

Youri Tielemans – Man Utd, £35m

Donyell Malen – Roma, £21.6m

Lewis Dobbin – Southampton, £10m

Enzo Barrenechea – Benfica, £10m

Lucas Digne – Paris Saint-Germain, £8.5m

Emiliano Martinez – Chelsea, £7.5m

Louie Barry – Sheffield Wednesday, undisclosed

Yeimar Mosquera – Vitoria SC, undisclosed

Sil Swinkels – Sheffield Wednesday, undisclosed

Cole Ramsey – Tottenham, free

Thierry Katsukunya – Cardiff, free

Ronnie Hollingshead – King’s Lynn, free

Ewan Simpson – Airdrieonians, free

Junior Wilson – Birmingham, free

Benjamin Broggio – Stevenage, loan

Samuel Iling-Junior – Bolton, loan

Evann Guessand – Crystal Palace, loan

Sam Proctor – Shrewsbury, loan

Joe Gauci – Lincoln, loan

Andres Garcia – Getafe, loan

Zepiqueno Redmond – Annecy, loan

Kadan Young – Annecy, loan

Oliwier Zych – Vitoria SC, loan

Kosta Nedeljkovic – Rangers, loan

Elijah Briscoe – released

I-Lani Edwards – released

Jacob Green – released

Max Lott – released

Calum Moreland – released

Charlie Pavey – released

Kerr Smith – released

Lino Sousa – Shrewsbury, loan

Bournemouth – B

Bournemouth did not do a lot of business, but the transfers they did complete look impressive.

In

Antonio Silva – Benfica, £25.7m

Alvaro Rodriguez – Elche, £21m

Juanlu Sanchez – Sevilla, £11.2m

Michele Di Gregorio – Juventus, loan

Out

Hamed Traore – Marseille, £6.5m

Luis Sinisterra – Cruzeiro, £5.2m

Enes Unal – Getafe, £1.2m

Will Dennis – MK Dons, undisclosed

Archie Harris – Wigan, undisclosed

Owen Bevan – Dundee, undisclosed

Ollie Morgan – Salisbury, free

Ashley Clarke – Woking, free

Noa Boutin – Inverness, free

Dacosta Gonzalez – Moreirense, free

James Davies – UCNA Bulldogs, free

Koby Mottoh – Moreirense, free

Marcos Senesi – Tottenham, free

Matai Akinmboni – Dundee, loan

Alfie Merritt – Newport, loan

Romain Faivre – Auxerre, loan

Alex Jimenez – Fiorentina, loan

Alexander Paulsen – Motherwell, loan

Zhaviah Campbell – released

Hayden McGhan – released

Malachi Ogunleye – released

Charlie Osborne – released

Ben Purches – released

Brentford – A-

Brentford are always shrewd operators in the transfer market and look to have picked up some quality players for reasonable fees once again. Sangare already looks like a top signing.

In

El Hadji Malick Diouf – West Ham, £40m

Mamadou Sangare – Lens, £39m

Jaidon Anthony – Burnley, £17m

Jannik Schuster – Red Bull Salzburg, £16.5m

Joseph Wheeler-Henry – Chelsea, undisclosed

Callum Wilson – West Ham, free

Out

Ethan Pinnock – Coventry, £6m

Iwan Morgan – Grimsby, undisclosed

Tony Yogane – Aberdeen, undisclosed

Ethan Laidlaw – Falkirk, undisclosed

Frank Onyeka – Coventry, undisclosed

Ethan Brierley – Huddersfield, undisclosed

Jordan Henderson – Chelsea, free

Ryan Trevitt – Wigan, free

Staitham Bowen – Swansea, free

Yunus Konak – Lincoln, loan

Conor McManus – Gillingham, loan

Julian Eyestone – Rotherham, loan

Benjamin Arthur – Portsmouth, loan

Matthew Cox – Barnet, loan

Romelle Donovan – Sheffield United, loan

Ben Krauhaus – Falkirk, loan

Michael Olakigbe – WSG Tirol, loan

Staitham Bowen – released

Gregory Asemokhai – released

Maxwell McKnight – released

Michael McSorley – released

Yerime Ouattara – released

Kyrie Pierre – released

Marley Tavaziva – released

Brighton – B+

Losing Carlos Baleba, Danny Welbeck and Jan Paul van Hecke has taken three top-quality players out of the squad, but the signings they have made have added more depth than they previously had as they prepare for a campaign of European football.

In

Luka Vuskovic – Tottenham, £50m

Zadok Yohanna – AIK, £21.5m

Pascal Struijk – Leeds, £18m

Femi Azeez – Millwall, £15m

Chema Andres – Frankfurt, £15m

Jaouen Hadjam – Young Boys, £9.5m

Costinha – Olympiacos, £8m

Michael Svobada – Venezia, £4m

Matias Orozco – Deportivo Cali, £3.5m

Rodrigo Rego – Benfica, £3m

Valentin Joseph – Blackburn, undisclosed

George Munday – Cambridge, undisclosed

Oliver Mayer – Fulham, free

Promise David – Union Saint-Gilloise, loan

Out

Carlos Baleba – Man Utd, £70m

Jan Paul van Hecke – Tottenham, £52m

Carl Rushworth – Coventry, £22.5m

Diego Coppola – Paris FC, £17m

Danny Welbeck – Chelsea, undisclosed

Jeremy Sarmiento – Middlesbrough, undisclosed

Facundo Buonanotte – Elche, loan

Joel Veltman – West Ham, free

Eiran Cashin – Derby, loan

Igor Julio – Burnley, loan

Zane Albarus – Gillingham, free

Billy-Ray Cullinane – Coventry, free

Matthew Hayden – Eastbourne, free

Charlie Penman – Hartlepool, free

Jacob Slater – Tranmere, free

Will Rutter – West Brom, free

Harry Howell – Leicester, loan

James Beadle – Birmingham, loan

Nils Ramming – Rochdale, loan

Tom Watson – Leicester, loan

Do Young Yoon – Magdeburg, loan

Brajan Gruda – RB Leipzig, loan

Adam Webster – released

Solly March – released

Noel Atom – released

Joe Belmont – released

Sebastian Jensen – released

Harry Mills – released

Yussif Owusu – released

Finley Taylor – released

James Milner – retired

Caylan Vickers – Burton, undisclosed

Amario Cozier-Duberry – Middlesbrough, loan

Chelsea – B

A usually busy summer of incomings and outgoings at Stamford Bridge has brought plenty of change. This summer has also seen a change in strategy from the club, with the Blues signing experienced players Jordan Henderson and Danny Welbeck.

They have also added top-quality players all over the pitch, particularly in Morgan Rogers, Maxence Lacroix and Emi Martinez.

Chelsea have been left with a hole in midfield, however, with Enzo Fernandez joining Manchester City and a late move for Monaco’s Lamine Camara falling through.

In

Morgan Rogers – Aston Villa, £117m

Maxence Lacroix – Crystal Palace, £51m

Geovany Quenda – Sporting, £43.5m

Marco Palestra – Atalanta, £43m

Pep Chavarria – Rayo Vallecano, £16.3m

Emiliano Martinez – Aston Villa, £7.5m

Dastan Satpayev – Kairat Almaty, £2.1m

Alfie Osborne – Hearts, £400,000

Valentin Barco – Strasbourg, undisclosed

Danny Welbeck – Brighton, undisclosed

Emmanuel Emegha – Strasbourg, undisclosed

Harrison Bettoni – Wigan, compensation

Jordan Henderson – Brentford, free

Out

Tosin Adarabioyo – Spurs, £10m

Enzo Fernandez – Man City, £125m

Mykhaylo Mudryk – Spurs, loan

Marc Guiu – RB Leipzig, £14.6m

Nicolas Jackson – Aston Villa, £65m

Marc Cucurella – Real Madrid, £51.8m

Liam Delap – Nottingham Forest, £50m

Andrey Santos – Man Utd, £50m

Trevoh Chalobah – Como, £30.8m

Tyrique George – Everton, £24m

Robert Sanchez – Como, loan

Jimmy-Jay Morgan – West Brom, £4m

Frankie Runham – Ipswich, undisclosed

Joseph Wheeler-Henry – Brentford, undisclosed

Omari Kellyman – Strasbourg, undisclosed

Jimi Tauriainen – Horsens, free

Reggie Walsh – Wigan, loan

Caleb Wiley – Preston, loan

Mamadou Sarr – Real Sociedad, loan

Benoit Badiashile – Napoli, loan

Axel Disasi – Crystal Palace, loan

Dario Essugo – Strasbourg, loan

Deivid Washington – Strasbourg, undisclosed

Dujuan Richards – AFC Wimbledon, loan

Ryan Kavuma-McQueen – Portsmouth, loan

Dastan Satpayev – Burnley, loan

Ishe Samuels-Smith – Notts County, loan

Filip Jorgensen – Strasbourg, loan

Kaiden Wilson – Rochdale, loan

Alejandro Garnacho – Aston Villa, loan

Ollie Harrison – AFC Wimbledon, loan

Jesse Derry – Sporting, loan

Harrison Murray-Campbell – Kortrijk, loan

James Hillson – released

Brodi Hughes – released

Richard Olise – released

Sam Rak-Sakyi – released

David Datro Fofana – Servette, undisclosed

Coventry – B-

Coventry have spent big to try to establish themselves in the Premier League, but it is debatable whether they have added enough quality to do so.

In

Caleb Yirenkyi – Nordsjaelland, £26m

Carl Rushworth – Brighton, £22.5m

Sidiki Cherif – Fenerbahce, £20.5m

Loum Tchaouna – Burnley, £20m

Aurele Amenda – Eintracht Frankfurt, £17.2m

Taiwo Awoniyi – Nottingham Forest, £9m

Gustavo Hamer – Sheffield United, £6m

Ethan Pinnock – Brentford, £6m

Frank Onyeka – Brentford, undisclosed

Billy-Ray Cullinane – Brighton, free

Daniel Bentley – Wolves, free

Out

Liam Kitching – Sheffield United, loan

Jahnoah Markelo – Shabab Al-Ahli Dubai, undisclosed

Brad Collins – Bristol City, free

Charlie Finney – Alfreton, free

Rylie Siddall – UAB Blazers, free

Kai Andrews – Oxford, loan

Callum Perry – Cambridge, loan

Isaac Moore – Walsall, loan

Jamie Allen – released

Conrad Ambursley – released

Jack James – released

Greg Sandiford – released

Kai Yearn – released

Crystal Palace – D

Palace left it late to do much of their business, signing four players on the final day of the window. Many of their signings are untested in the Premier League, and they have allowed two of their most important players, Lacroix and Daniel Munoz, to leave.

In

Honest Ahanor – Atalanta, loan

Zavier Gozo – Real Salt Lake, £10m

Quinten Timber – Marseille, undisclosed

Anan Khalaili – Union Saint-Gilloise, undisclosed

Ben Chilwell – Strasbourg, undisclosed

Dwight McNeil – Everton, swap

Oscar Mingueza – Celta Vigo, free

Takehiro Tomiyasu – Ajax, free

Evann Guessand – Aston Villa, loan

Axel Disasi – Chelsea, loan

Out

Maxence Lacroix – Chelsea, £51m

Danny Imray – Wrexham, £5m

Brennan Johnson – Everton, swap

Daniel Munoz – Nottingham Forest, £22m

Borna Sosa – Cologne, loan

Tayo Adaramola – Cercle Brugge, undisclosed

Jackson Izquierdo – Crawley, free

Asher Agbinone – Al Wahda, free

Craig Farquhar – Barnet, free

Jemiah Umolu – Gent, free

Rio Cardines – Bristol City, loan

Hindolo Mustapha – Notts County, loan

Owen Goodman – Dundee, loan

Asher Agbinone – released

Rylan Brownlie – released

Matteo Dashi – released

Jake Grante – released

Zack Henry – released

Zach Marsh – released

Jack Mason – released

Joshua Muwana – released

David Obou – released

Stuart Oduro – released

Abdul Ouedraogo – released

Dylan Reid – released

Kaden Rodney – released

Harry Whitworth – released

Everton – D

Everton’s signings look good. If Jack Grealish can stay fit, he will bolster their attack, while Hayden Hackney was the best player in the Championship last season.

But they have left themselves light in key areas. Failing to land a striker and allowing Beto to leave looks like a poor decision, while they are also lacking at right-back. A lack of depth will likely hurt them at some point.

In

Jack Grealish – Everton, loan

Hayden Hackney – Middlesbrough, £24m

Tyrique George – Chelsea, £24m

Merlin Rohl – Freiburg, £19m

Christian Norgaard – Arsenal, £7m

Ainsley Maitland-Niles – Lyon, £4m

Brennan Johnson – Crystal Palace, swap

Out

Tim Iroegbunam – Hull, undisclosed

Iliman Ndiaye – Manchester City, £65m

Beto – Fiorentina, £15.4m

Dwight McNeil – Crystal Palace, swap

Nathan Patterson – Torino, undisclosed

Reece Welch – Bradford, free

Tyler Onyango – Sheffield Wednesday, free

Roman Dixon – Walsall, free

Demi Akarakiri – Cagliari, free

Coby Ebere – Cukaricki, free

Goodness Gospel-Eze – Stockport, free

Isaac Heath – Cambridge, free

Francis Okoronkwo – Doncaster, free

Seamus Coleman – released

Idrissa Gueye – released

Jacob Beaumont-Clark – released

Kingsford Boakye – released

Bradley Moonan – released

Louis Poland – released

Charlie Stewart – released

Kean Wren – released

Adam Aznou – Malaga, loan

Fulham – B-

Fulham have opted to sign exciting youngsters who are untested in the Premier League. It could go either way. Losing Harry Wilson is a big blow, however.

In

Hugo Larsson – Frankfurt, £21m

Manuel Angel – Real Madrid, £3m

Gonzalo Garcia – Real Madrid, £34m

Shea Charles – Southampton, £30m

David Affengruber – Elche, £8.5m

Cesar Palacios – Real Madrid, £8.5m

Jonah Kusi-Asare – Bayern Munich, £5m

Erskine Rennie – Celtic, compensation

Out

Sasa Lukic – Ipswich, £9m

Issa Diop – Ipswich, £8.5m

Harvey Araujo – Burton, undisclosed

Callum Cliff – Reading, free

Raul Jimenez – Wolves, free

Luke Harris – Wigan, loan

Oliver Mayer – Brighton, free

Olly Sanderson – Stevenage, free

Harry Wilson – Leeds, free

Matthew Dibley-Dias – Newport, loan

Aaron Loupalo-Bi – Fleetwood, loan

Alfie McNally – York, loan

Steven Benda – released

Brad De Jesus – released

Oliver Gofford – released

Marcell Hall – released

Ruban Khan – released

Harley Platel – released

Quinn Schutter – released

Devan Tanton – released

Joe Walters – released

Tom Wingate – released

Charlie Robinson – released

Hull – A-

Hull are giving survival a proper go. Eighteen new signings have arrived and, while there is a risk that they have changed too much in one summer, they needed an overhaul if they were to stand a chance of staying up.

In

Brooke Norton-Cuffy – Genoa, loan

Tim Iroegbunam – Everton, undisclosed

Ilyas Ansah – Union Berlin, £21m

Mohamed-Ali Cho – Nice, £15.4m

Joe Gelhardt – Leeds, £6.5m

Jack Butland – Rangers, £3m

Lucas Gourna-Douath – RB Salzburg, £2.9m

Christos Mouzakitis – Olympiakos, undisclosed

Sorba Thomas – Stoke, undisclosed

Lucas Herrington – Colorado Rapids, undisclosed

Nobel Mendy – Rayo Vallecano, undisclosed

Elliot Stroud – Mjallby, undisclosed

Robinio Vaz – Roma, loan

Konstantinos Tzolakis – Olympiacos, undisclosed

Jens Hjerto-Dahl – Tromso, undisclosed

Oscar Zambrano – NK Maribor, undisclosed

Matt Targett – Newcastle, free

Ben Robinson – Preston, free

Hidemasa Morita – Sporting, free

Out

Cody Drameh – Genoa, loan

Liam Millar – Birmingham, loan

Ivor Pandur – Rangers, £6m

Kyle Joseph – Middlesbrough, £4m

Aidon Shehu – Panathinaikos, undisclosed

Akin Famewo – Bolton, undisclosed

Kasey Palmer – Luton, undisclosed

Harry Vaughan – Bohemians, free

Thimothee Lo-Tutala – Colchester, loan

Mason Burstow – Sheffield Wednesday, loan

Harvey Cartwright – Grimsby, loan

Nathan Tinsdale – Crawley, loan

James Debayo – Swindon, loan

Pharell Brown – released

Rocco Coyle – released

Sammy Henia-Kamau – released

Joao Mendes – released

Harry Revill – released

Noah Wadsworth – released

Callum Yam – released

Enis Destan – Konyaspor, undisclosed

Ipswich – B+

Like Hull, Ipswich have also spent big money this summer to try to avoid relegation. They’ve added pace and quality in attack, along with some experience in key areas.

In

Emersonn – Toulouse, £26.6m

Exequiel Palacios – Bayer Leverkusen, £23.5m

Abdul Fatawu – Leicester, £23m

Zian Flemming – Burnley, £20m

Florentino – Burnley, £19m

Kjell Scherpen – Union Saint-Gilloise, £11m

Daizen Maeda – Celtic, £10m

Sasa Lukic – Fulham, £9m

Issa Diop – Fulham, £8.5m

Chuba Akpom – Ajax, £7m

Kayne van Oevelen – Volendam, £4.25m

Cedric Kipre – Reims, £2.1m

Abdoul Ouattara – Strasbourg, undisclosed

Julio Enciso – Strasbourg, undisclosed

Frankie Runham – Chelsea, undisclosed

Luca Fletcher – Manchester City, undisclosed

Christopher Atherton – Chelsea, undisclosed

Out

Chiedozie Ogbene – Lincoln, loan

George Hirst – Stoke, £10m

Arijanet Muric – Sassuolo, £8.6m

Elkan Baggott – Millwall, £2m

Wes Burns – Leicester, undisclosed

Leon Ayinde – Doncaster, free

Ryan Carr – St Mirren, free

Conor Chaplin – Leicester, free

Kayne van Ouvelen – Valencia, loan

Ali Al-Hamadi – Sheffield Wednesday, loan

Ben Johnson – Stoke, loan

Finley Barbrook – Falkirk, loan

Somto Boniface – Leyton Orient, loan

Sam Szmodics – Derby, loan

Cieran Slicker – Barnsley, loan

Henry Gray – Wellington Phoenix, loan

Conor Townsend – released

Usisya Longwe – released

Abube Onuchukwu – released

Tyler Young – released

Rio Oudnie-Morgan – released

Will Unadike – released

Afi Adeabyo – released

Jackson Chuckwu-Nsufor – released

William Fletcher – released

Daniel Babb – released

Steve Brouwers – released

Fraser Heard – released

Lenny O’Sullivan – released

Ashley Young – retired

Leeds – A-

Signing James Trafford from Manchester City has addressed their goalkeeper issues from last season, while Harry Wilson was one of the best attacking players in the Premier League last season.

In

Jean-Matteo Bahoya – Eintracht Frankfurt, loan

Melvin Bard – Nice, loan

James Trafford – Man City, £40m

Tarik Muharemovic – Sassuolo, £34m

Nico Elvedi – Borussia Monchengladbach, £8.5m

Michael Zetterer – Eintracht Frankfurt, £4.2m

Harry Wilson – Fulham, free

Out

Wilfried Gnonto – Fiorentina, loan

Pascal Struijk – Brighton, £18m

Joe Gelhardt – Hull, £6.5m

Isaac Schmidt – Young Boys, undisclosed

Jack Harrison – New England Revolution, undisclosed

Liam Millar – Birmingham, loan

Sam Byram – Middlesbrough, free

Karl Darlow – Manchester United, free

Illan Meslier – Arsenal, free

Lucas Perri – Torino, loan

Charlie Crew – Walsall, loan

Harry Gray – Sheffield Wednesday, loan

Joel Piroe – West Ham, loan

Max Wober – released

Devon Brockie – released

Connor Douglas – released

Lewis Pirie – released

Marley Wilson – released

Sam Chambers – Northampton, loan

Liverpool – B

The marquee signing of Bradley Barcola will define whether this has been a good summer of recruitment for Liverpool. Last season’s spending spree has yet to work out, but Jeremy Jacquet looks an assured signing in central defence and likely an upgrade on Ibrahima Konate.

Daniel Munoz has also shown early signs of what he will bring to Andoni Iraola’s side, but their failure to sign a proper defensive midfielder could cost them, while they also look to lack depth at the full-back spots, something which was a big problem last season.

In

Jeremy Jacquet – Rennes, £60m

Victor Munoz – Osasuna, £34.5m

Ifeanyi Ndukwe – Austria Wien, undisclosed

Ronald Araujo – Barcelona, loan

Bradley Barcola – PSG, £123m

Lucca Brughmans – Genk, £30m

Out

Lucca Brughmans – Genk, loan

Curtis Jones – Inter Milan, £30m

Luca Stephenson – Bolton, £700,000

Carter Pinnington – West Brom, undisclosed

Mohamed Salah – Trabzonspor, free

Andy Robertson – Tottenham, free

Ibrahima Konate – Real Madrid, free

DJ Bernard – Middlesbrough, free

Kieran Morrison – Sheffield Wednesday, loan

Ifeanyi Ndukwe – Levante, loan

Calvin Ramsey – St Mirren, loan

Armin Pecsi – TSV Hartberg, loan

Calum Scanlon – Cardiff, loan

Rhys Williams – released

Terence Miles – released

Josh Davidson – released

Kareem Ahmed – released

James Balagizi – released

Oakley Cannonier – released

Emmanuel Airoboma – released

Jacob Poytress – released

Stefan Bajcetic – Celta Vigo, undisclosed

Manchester City – A-

Replacing Rodri and Bernardo Silva was always going to be difficult for City, especially with a change of manager factored in too. But City have once again brought in top Premier League players, completing their recruitment by signing Enzo Fernandez from Chelsea, while they have also landed one of the world’s most exciting young players in Ayyoub Bouaddi.

In

Enzo Fernandez – Chelsea, £125m

Elliot Anderson – Nottingham Forest, £116m

Ayyoub Bouaddi – Lille, £86m

Iliman Ndiaye – Everton, £65m

Jeremy Monga – Leicester City, £10m

Pierce Charles – Sheffield Wednesday, £3m

Geronimo Rulli – Marseille, £1.7m

Mathys Detourbet – Troyes, undisclosed

Allan Elias – Palmeiras, £34m

Out

Jack Grealish – Everton, loan

Jaden Heskey – Sheffield Wednesday, loan

Savio – Tottenham, £85m

Rodri – Barcelona, £65.4m

Tijjani Reijnders – Al Qadsiah, £51m

Nico Gonzalez – Newcastle, £50m

James Trafford – Leeds, £40m

Nathan Ake – Fenerbahce, £8.5m

Reigan Heskey – Cologne, £6m

Issa Kabore – Wrexham, £2m

Manuel Akanji – Inter Milan, undisclosed

Matty Warhurst – Northampton, undisclosed

Jahmai Simpson-Pusey – Cologne, undisclosed

Luca Fletcher – Ipswich, undisclosed

Finley Burns – Wigan, free

John Stones – Inter Milan, free

Bernardo Silva – Real Madrid, free

Omar Marmoush – Tottenham, loan

Divine Mukasa – West Ham, loan

Isaac Smith – Barnsley, free

Emilio Lawrence – Luton, loan

Lakyle Samuel – Exeter, loan

Max Alleyne – Burnley, loan

Divin Mubama – Southampton, loan

Kalvin Phillips – Sheffield United, loan

Spike Brits – Sutton, loan

Christian McFarlane – Leicester, loan

Oliver Whatmuff – Stockport, loan

Pierce Charles – QPR, loan

Sverre Nypan – Lommel, loan

Mathys Detourbet – Monaco, loan

Ezra Carrington – released

Ashton Muir – released

Manchester United – C

Overhauling the midfield has been the main focus for United this summer, with Carlos Baleba, Andrey Santos and Youri Tielemans all arriving. But they still look very short in defence, particularly at left-back, with Luke Shaw lacking competition.

In

Carlos Baleba – Brighton, £70m

Andrey Santos – Chelsea, £50m

Youri Tielemans – Aston Villa, £35m

Tynan Thompson – Tottenham, £8m

Cristian Orozco – Fortaleza, undisclosed

Kit Margetson – Swansea, compensation

Karl Darlow – Leeds, free

Out

Rasmus Hojlund – Napoli, £38m

Toby Collyer – West Brom, £7.6m

Radek Vitek – Middlesbrough, £7m

James Scanlon – Arsenal, undisclosed

Ethan Williams – Peterborough, undisclosed

Tyler Fredricson – Lausanne-Sport, undisclosed

Ethan Ennis – Stockport, free

Sonny Aljofree – Rotherham, free

James Bailey – Stockport, free

Casemiro – Inter Miami, free

Ethan Wheatley – Lincoln, loan

Jacob Devaney – Hibernian, loan

Altay Bayindir – Celta Vigo, loan

Sekou Kone – Lausanne-Sport, loan

Andre Onana – Trabzonspor, loan

Elyh Harrison – Morton, loan

Tyrell Malacia – released

Jadon Sancho – released

Malachi Sharpe – released

Newcastle United – B-

After losing Alexander Isak last summer, Newcastle fans have had to say goodbye to more key players this summer, with Bruno Guimaraes, Sandro Tonali and Anthony Gordon all leaving.

It had looked like it would be a disastrous summer for the Magpies, especially after losing boss Eddie Howe, but they have signed young players with plenty of room to improve who are well suited to playing Matthias Jaissle’s brand of high-intensity football. Nico Gonzalez also looks a quality addition in the middle of the pitch.

In

Matias Fernandez-Pardo – Lille, £51m

Nico Gonzalez – Man City, £50m

Bazoumana Toure – Hoffenheim, £42m

Aladji Bamba – Monaco, £35.5m

Amar Dedic – Benfica, £29.5m

Lukas Hornicek – Braga, £25.7m

Sean Steur – Ajax, £23m

Ewen Jaouen – Reims, £18.5m

Out

Sandro Tonali – Tottenham, £100m

Bruno Guimaraes – Arsenal, £75m

Anthony Gordon – Barcelona, £69.3m

Nick Woltemade – Juventus, loan

Joe White – Crewe, undisclosed

Travis Hernes – Groningen, undisclosed

Kayden Lucas – West Brom, free

John Ruddy – Wolves, free

Matt Targett – Hull, free

Charlie McArthur – York, free

Ezra Tika-Lemba – Middlesbrough, free

Kieran Trippier – Wolves, free

Rory Finneran – Notts County, loan

Anthony Munda – Swindon, loan

Alex Murphy – Kaiserslautern, loan

Odysseas Vlachodimos – Sevilla, loan

Harrison Ashby – Luton, loan

Antonio Cordero – Cadiz, loan

Emil Krafth – released

Max Thompson – released

Nottingham Forest – B-

Losing Anderson, albeit for a huge fee, weakened the team, but they look to have signed the players who will allow Oliver Glasner to implement the style of football that was hugely successful at Crystal Palace.

However, they still do not appear to have enough quality in depth.

In

Liam Delap – Chelsea, £50m

Ousmane Diomande – Sporting, £34.3m

Daniel Munoz – Crystal Palace, £22m

Boyd Fraser – Hearts, undisclosed

Mason Ayre – Glentoran, undisclosed

Blaine McClure – Rangers, undisclosed

Xaver Schlager – RB Leipzig, free

Grady McDonnell – Club Brugge, free

Kasen Brown – Man City, free

Steven Benda – Fulham, free

Out

Elliot Anderson – Man City, £116m

Taiwo Awoniyi – Coventry, £9m

Morato – West Ham, loan

Zach Abbott – Southampton, loan

David Carmo – Olympiacos, undisclosed

Joe Gardner – Falkirk, undisclosed

Omar Richards – Aris, free

Cormac Daly – Hearts, free

Angus Gunn – San Jose Earthquakes, free

Ben Hammong – Boston United, free

Justin Hanks – Solihull Moors, free

Danny Anisjko – Chesterfield, free

Lamin Sillah – Gillingham, loan

Jota Silva – Olympiacos, loan

Eric da Silva Moreira – Excelsior, loan

Dilane Bakwa – Lille, loan

Tyler Bindon – Charlton, loan

Willy Boly – released

Stefan Ortega – released

Shae Cahill – released

Esapa Osong – released

Omari Hutchinson – AC Milan, loan

Josh Powell – Northampton, loan

Sunderland – B-

Sunderland adopted a patient approach after overhauling their squad last summer and landed some good players. It brought mixed rewards, though, and fans may feel they could have done a bit more considering they also have European football to contend with.

In

Kevin Danso – Tottenham, loan

Malick Fofana – Lyon, £31m

Juan Riquelme Angulo – Independiente, £5m

Dayann Methalie – Toulouse, £25.7m

Jules Ahoka – Royal Antwerp, £8m

Thomas Meunier – Lille, free

Ethan Berry – Crystal Palace, free

Adam Nelson – Glentoran, free

Out

Eleizer Mayenda – Rennes, £22m

Anthony Patterson – Wrexham, £10m

Ahmed Abdullahi – Eyupspor, undisclosed

Harrison Jones – Peterborough, undisclosed

Zak Johnson – York, undisclosed

Nazariy Rusyn – Karpaty Lviv, undisclosed

Timothee Pembele – Le Havre, undisclosed

Dennis Cirkin – QPR, free

Oliver Bainbridge – Boreham Wood, free

Tom Lavery – Gateshead, free

Dan Neil – Rangers, free

Rhys Walsh – Glentoran, free

Jenson Seelt – Swansea, loan

Milan Aleksic – Partizan Belgrade, loan

Matty Young – Huddersfield, loan

Bertrand Traore – released

Niall Huggins – released

Luis Semedo – Clermont, undisclosed

Tottenham – B+

Spurs have spent huge sums after a disastrous last season which almost ended in relegation. It is fair to say they have had to overspend to land the players Roberto De Zerbi feels will turn the club’s fortunes around, and the early signs suggest it will still take time.

They have more options than last season, but spending big on the likes of Savio and Omar Marmoush, two players who struggled to make their mark at Manchester City, comes with risks. Failing to land another top forward and ending up with Mykhaylo Mudryk, who has not played a competitive game in almost two years, is also a frustration.

In

Sandro Tonali – Newcastle, £100m

Savio – Man City, £85m

Mateus Fernandes – West Ham, £85m

Jan Paul van Hecke – Brighton, £52m

Tosin Adarabioyo – Chelsea, £10m

Mykhaylo Mudryk – Chelsea, loan

Martin Dubravka – Burnley, free

Andy Robertson – Liverpool, free

Marcos Senesi – Bournemouth, free

Cole Ramsey – Aston Villa, free

Omar Marmoush – Man City, loan

Out

Kevin Danso – Sunderland, loan

Souza – Porto, loan

Djed Spence – Inter Milan, £30m

Cristian Romero – Atletico Madrid, £34m

Luka Vuskovic – Brighton, £50m

Will Lankshear – Middlesbrough, £20m

Ashley Phillips – Middlesbrough, £7m

Tynan Thompson – Manchester United, £8m

Alejo Veliz – Bahia, £8m

Manor Solomon – West Ham, £7m

Alfie Devine – Preston, £6m

Pele Arganese-McDermott – Crawley, free

Matthew Craig – Port Vale, free

Leon Myrtaj – Debrecen, free

Guglielmo Vicario – Juventus, loan

Oliver Irow – Plymouth, loan

Mason Melia – Lincoln, loan

Reiss-Alexander Russell-Denny – Bristol Rovers, loan

Yusuf Akhamrich – Leyton Orient, loan

Radu Dragusin – Fiorentina, loan

Luca Gunter – Boreham Wood, loan

Jamie Donley – Luton, loan

Tyrell Ashcroft – released

Samal Bangura – released

Jamal Beggs – released

Yves Bissouma – released

Leo Black – released

Dante Cassanova – released

Calum Logan – released

Elijah Upson – released

Kota Takai – Sint-Truidense VV, loan

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