2018 Summer Transfer News, Odds and Tips

Silly Season: 2018 Summer Transfer News, Odds and Tips

The 2018 summer transfer window is still open and there’s lots of confirmed moves, lots of rumoured moves and lots of fake news. For many football fans, this time is almost as exciting as the actual start of the season. This is where your more adventurous football betting strategies begin… football betting markets aren’t just about putting money on match results, but even wagering on who you think is going where – and even for how much. This is also perfect if you want to make an early bet on who will win the season… simply based on the new and improved team sheets.

We’re going to look at each club: who’s coming and who’d going. We’ll check out all the spending and look to see how that will affect the team for this coming season. There’s still plenty of time yet though… so literally anything could happen.

Arsenal

Along with a new manager comes a renewed lease of life. This season will be very interesting for the Gunners and its fans as there will be numerous changes both back and front of house. Some may see this as being long overdue.

With the arrival of Unai Emery, he has brought in five players already, and has vowed to solidify his defence. His main focus has been in the goal, defence and defensive midfield. He has stated that he believes his 2018/2019 squad to be complete and that there will probably be no further changes as it stands. However, should a big player and a big opportunity present itself, there is still room to manoeuvre.

Who’s In?

Lucas Torreira	Defensive Midfielder	Sampdoria	£26.5 million
Bernd Leno	Goalkeeper	Bayer Leverkusen	£19.2 million
Sokratis Papastathopolous	Centre Back	Borussia Dortmund	£17.7 million
Matteo Guendouzi	Midfielder	Lorient	£8 million
Stephan Lichtsteiner	Defender	Juventus	Free

 

Who’s Out?

Santi Cazorla	Midfielder	Villa Real	Free
Jack Wilshere	Midfielder	West Ham	Free
Takuma Asano	Forward	Hannover	Loan
Per Mertesacker	Centre Back	Retired
Matt Macey	Goalkeeper	Plymouth Argyle	Loan

 

Bournemouth

Bournemouth seem to be taking their time when it comes to transfers and definitely aren’t keeping up with other Premier League teams in terms of spending. However, they may just be biding their time for now. It seems highly likely that their one current signing will be joined by others. In particular, the team seems to be scoping out new left backers, with possibilities being: Diego Rico from Leganes; Kieran Tiernay from Celtic and Diego Laxalt from Genoa. These are just rumours and possibilities at the moment – so watch this space for more updates.

Who’s In?

David Brooks	Forward	Sheffield United	£11.5 million
Diego Rico	Left Back	Leganes	£10.7 million
Jefferson Lema	Central Midfielder	Levante	Undisclosed

 

Who’s Out?

Benik Afobe	Forward	Wolves	£10 million
Lewis Grabban	Forward	Notts Forrest	£6 million
Max Gradel	Forward	Toulouse	£1.8 million
Adam Federici	Goalkeeper	Stoke	Undisclosed
Sam Matthews	Midfielder	Bristol Rovers	Free
Ryan Allsop	Goalkeeper	Wycombe	Free
Sam Surridge	Forward	Oldham	Loan
Baily Cargill	Defender	Released
Ollie Harfield	Left Back	Released
Patrick O’Flaherty	Goalkeeper	Released
Joe Quigley	Centre Forward	Maidstone	Free
Rhoys Wiggins	Left Back	Retired
Mikael Ndjoli	Left Winger	Kilmarnock	End of Loan

 

Brighton

Brighton definitely looks like it’s been busy when it comes to summer transfers. The club has done some great business already and the doors are still wide open. The managers and board are clearly looking to add strength and experience to the team with the addition of Nigeria’s Leon Balogun. They are also adding youth and promise with Brazilian Bernardo. There’s also high hopes for Malian Yves Bissouma and if they manage to get Isaac Hayden from Newcastle, that would be a great coup.

Who’s In?

Yves Bissouma	Midfielder	Lille	£15 million
Bernardo	Defender	RB Leipzig	£9 million
Florin Andone	Forward	Deportivo La Coruna	£5.3 million
Jason Steele	Goalkeeper	Sunderland	Undisclosed
David Button	Goalkeeper	Fulham	Undisclosed
Percy Tau	Midfielder	Mamelodi Sundowns	Undisclosed
Leon Balogun	Defender	Mainz	Free
Hugo Keto	Goalkeeper	Arsenal	Free
Alireza Jahanbakhsh	Right Winger	AZ Alkmaar	£17.1 million
Joseph Tomlinson	Defender	Yeovil	Free
Anders Dreyer	Right Winger	Esbjerg	Undisclosed
Billy Arce	Left Winger	Independiente Del Valle	Loan
Leo Skiri Ostigard	Centre Back	Molde	Undisclosed
Peter Gwardis	Left Midfielder	Jonkopings Sodra IF	Undisclosed
Dan Burn	Centre Back	Wigan	Undisclosed
Martin Montoya	Right Back	Valencia	Undisclosed

 

Who’s Out?

Connor Goldson	Defender	Rangers	£3 million
Jamie Murphy	Midfielder	Rangers	£1 million
Uwe Huenemeier	Defender	Paderborn	Undisclosed
Steve Sidwell	Midfielder	Released
Liam Rosenior	Defender	Released
Bailey Vose	Goalkeeper	Colchester	Undisclosed
Robert Sanchez	Goalkeeper	Forest Green	Loan
Ben Hall	Defender	Notts County	Loan
Christian Walton	Goalkeeper	Wigan	Loan
Steve Alzate	Forward	Swindon	Loan
Tim Krul	Goalkeeper	Norwich	Free
Sam Baldock	Centre Forward	Reading	Undisclosed
Niki Maenpaa	Goalkepper	Bristol City	Free
Henrik Bjordal	Right Winger	Zulte Waregem	Undisclosed
Steven Alzate	Forward	Swindon	End of Loan
Ales Mateju	Right Back	Brescia	Loan
Tom McGill	Goalkeeper	Worthing	Loan
Jordan Magure-Drew	Right Winger	Wrexham	Loan
Jiri Skalak	Left Winger	Millwall	€1 million

 

Burnley

So far it’s been a very quiet transfer window for Burnley, with Sean Dyche having signed absolutely nobody yet. However, he’s made no secret of the fact that he is interested in Sam Clucas, from Swansea. He has previously attempted to buy this player before he went to Swansea, so let’s see how it goes this time! They may not have got anyone in yet, but they have released a few players, so will probably want to make a purchase or two before close of play on August 9.

Who’s In?

Vinnie Steels	Winger	York City	Free
Ben Gibson	Centre Back	Middlesborough	€16.9 million
Joe Hart	Goalkeeper	Man City	Undisclosed
Matej Vydra	Centre Forward	Derby County	Undisclosed

Who’s Out?

Scott Arfield	Midfielder	Rangers	Free
Dean Marney	Midfielder	Released
Josh Ginnelly	Left Winger	Walsall	Free
Conor Mitchell	Goalkeeper	St Johnstone	Free
Tom Anderson	Centre Back	Doncaster Rovers	Free
Chris Long	Centre Forward	Fleetwood Town	Free
Aiden Stone	Goalkeeper	Lancaster City	Loan

 

Cardiff City

Cardiff has made a few pretty decent signings so far and have been raiding four Championships rivals to strengthen their side in the Premier League. They’ve managed to plunder Bobby Reid, a striker from Bristol City – a great little signing. It also looks as though they might be after Liverpool’s midfielder, Marko Krujic, who was on loan last season, but is sought after for a more permanent placement. It also looks as though they might be looking to sign up West Brom’s Nick Ames, which could be an interesting addition.

Who’s In?

Bobby Reid	Midfielder	Bristol City	£10 million
Josh Murphy	Winger	Norwich City	£1.1 million
Greg Cunningham	Defender	Preston	£4 million
Alex Smithies	Goalkeeper	QPR	£3.5 million
Victor Camarasa	Central Midfielder	Real Betis	Loan
Harry Arter	Central Midfielder	Bournemouth	Loan

 

Who’s Out?

Ben Wilson	Goalkeeper	Bradford	Free
Greg Halford	Centre Back	Released
Omar Bogle	Centre Forward	Birmingham	Loan
Lee Camp	Goalkeeper	Birmigham	Indisclosed

 

Chelsea

Here’s one of the top teams… but it looks as though they haven’t done much so far in terms of transfers. They had strengthened their midfield with a little quality from Brazilian Jorginho, although to get the midfield Sarri wants, it may take a bit more than that… so expect to see a couple of very busy weeks before the window closes.

It looks as though the side are also targeting the CSKA Moscow midfielder, Aleksandr Golovin, as well as Daniele Rugani, the Juventus defender. With the threat of Eden Hazard and Thibaut Courtois leaving, they definitely need to get something going.

Who’s In?

Jorginho	Midfielder	Napoli	£50.4 million
Rob Green	Goalkeeper	Huddersfield	Free
Kepa Arrizabalaga	Goalkeeper	Athletic Bilao	£71.6 million
Mateo Kovavic	Central Midfielder	Real Madrid	Loan

 

Who’s Out?

Kenedy	Forward	Newcastle	Loan
Trevoh Chalobah	Defender	Ipswich Town	Loan
Mason Mount	Midfielder	Derby County	Loan
Nathan Baxter	Goalkeeper	Yeovil	Loan
Dujon Sterling	Right Back	Coventry	Loan
Jake Clarke-Salter	Centre Back	Vitesse Arnhem	Loan
Jordan Houghton	Defensive Midfielder	MK Dons	Free
Jamal Blackman	Goalkeeper	Leeds	Loan
Jacob Maddox	Central Midfielder	Cheltenham	Loan
Kasey Palmer	Attacking Midfielder	Blackburn	Loan
Mitchell Beeney	Goalkeeper	Released
Wallace Oliveira	Right Back	Released
Reece James	Left Back	Wigan	Loan
Lewis Baker	Central Midfielder	Leeds	Loan
Danilo Pantic	Central Midfielder	Partizan Belgrade	Loan
Eduardo	Goalkeeper	Vitesse	Loan
Joao Rodriguez	Centre Forward	Tenerife	Loan
Todd Kane	Right Back	Hull City	Loan
Mason Mount	Attacking Midfielder	Derby	Loan
Jeremie Boga	Attacking Midfielder	US Sassuolo	€3.9 million
Mario Pasalic	Central Midfielder	Atalanta	Loan
Nathan	Attacking Midfielder	Atletico Miniero	Loan
Victorien Angban	Defensive Midfielder	FC Metz	Loan
Kyle Scott	Central Midfielder	Telstar	Loan
Thibaut Courtois	Goalkeeper	Real Madrid	£31.5 million

 

Crystal Palace

Roy Hodgson has declared that he doesn’t want to spend too much this transfer window. However, it is clear that there needs to be some spending to improve on the team they already have – particularly centre-forward. It appears that the club are keen to keep hold of Ruben Loftus-Cheek from Chelsea this season… but that every much depends on the plans of Maurizio Sarri.  It looks like they may be set to lose a few players as well – with interest shown in Wilfried Zaha, and Bakary Sako rejecting a new contract.

Hodgson might want to be frugal, but he needs to loosen the purse strings a little if he wants to do anything this season.

Who’s In?

Vicente Guaita	Goalkeeper	Getafe	Free
Cheikhou Kouyate	Defensive Midfielder	West Ham	€10.7 million
Max Meyer	Attacking Midfielder	Schalke	Free
Jordan Ayew	Centre Forward	Swansea	Loan

 

Who’s Out?

Yohan Cabaye	Central Midfielder	Al-Nasr	Free
Damien Delaney	Defender	Cork City	Free
Lee Chung-yong	Midfielder	Released
Diego Cavalieri	Goalkeeper	Released
Jaroslaw Jach	Centre Back	Caykur Rizespor	Loan

 

Everton

A very quiet transfer window so far for Everton. In fact, Marco Silva still hasn’t made a signing as Everton Manager. He desperately needs to improve this squad, so he needs to get moving and make something happen. He has registered interest in a few left back players, such as Kieran Tierney and Lucas Digne. Lucas Digne’s Barcelona teammate, Yerry Mina is one of their defense targets. They are also seeking out an attacking midfielder. This s a team that wants to streamline its team, but ensure quality as well.

Who’s In?

Richarlison	Winger	Watford	£50 million
Lucas Digne	Left Back	Barcelona	£18 million
Joao Virginia	Goalkeeper	Arsenal	Undisclosed
Bernard	Left Winger	Shakhtar Donetsk	Free
Yerry Mina	Centre Back	Barcelona	£30.25 million
Andre Gomes	Central Midfielder	Barcelona	Loan

Who’s Out?

Ramiro Funes Mori	Defender	Villarreal	£4.4 million
Wayne Rooney	Forward	DC United	Free
Joel Robles	Goalkeeper	Real Betis	Free
Jose Baxter	Attacking Midfielder	Oldham	Free
Conor Grant	Central Midfielder	Plymouth	Free
Calum Dyson	Centre Forward	Plymouth Argyle	Free
Luke Garbutt	Left Back	Oxford	Loan
Davy Klaassen	Attacking Midfielder	Werder Bremen	£12.15 million
David Henen	Left Winger	Released
Henry Onyekuru	Left Winger	Galatasaray	Loan
Shani Tarashaj	Forward	Grasshopper Club Zurich	Loan
Ashley Williams	Centre Back	Stoke City	Loan
Antonee Robinson	Left Back	Wigan Athletic	Loan
Kevin Mirallas	Right Winger	ACF Fiorentina	Loan
Callum Connnolly	Defensive Midfielder	Wigan	Loan

 

Fulham

Fulham definitely showed they are playing serious this season with their £30 million double whammy from Nice. However, if they are serious about competing, then this needs to be just the beginning. More than anything, it is clear that Fulham is in dire need of a decent striker, now that their on-loan striker, Alexsander Mitrovic has returned to Newcastle. He played a big role in the club’s promotion, so this is a gap that needs filling. There is hope that the player will return, but that has yet to be decided or confirmed.

Who’s In?

Jean Michael Seri	Goalkeeper	Nice	£25 million
Maxime Le Marchand	Defender	Nice	£7.5 million
Andre Schurrle	Left Winger	Borussia Dortmund	Loan
Aleksandar Mitrovic	Centre Forward	Newcastle	£18.18 million
Fabricio Agosto Ramirez	Goalkeeper	Besiktas	€6 million
Alfie Mawson	Centre Back	Swansea	€16.85 million
Calum Chambers	Centre Back	Arsenal	Loan
Sergio Rico	Goalkeeper	Sevilla	Loan
Joe Bryan	Left Back	Bristol	Undisclosed
Luciano Vietto	Centre Forward	Atletico Madrid	Loan
Timothy Fosu-Mensah	Right Back	Man Utd	Loan
Andre-Frank Zambo Anguissa	Defensive Midfielder	Marseille	€24.85 million

 

Who’s Out?

David Button	Goalkeeper	Brighton	Undisclosed
Ryan Fredericks	Midfielder	West Ham	Free
George Williams	Attacking Midfielder	Forest Green	Free
Joe Felix	Right Back	QPR	Free
Marek Rodak	Goalkeeper	Rotherham	Loan
Elijah Adebayo	Centre Forward	Swindon	Loan
Stephen Humphrys	Centre Forward	Scunthorpe Utd	Loan
Tayo Edun	Defensive Midfielder	Ipswich Town	Loan

 

Huddersfield Town

Huddersfield really struggled to score last season and it’s for this very reason that David Wagner has signed Monaco’s Adama Diakhaby for a sum of around £8 million. This wasn’t the obvious goal scoring choice as this player scored only three goals in thirty appearances last season. However, it is clear that Wagner sees something in him that maybe we are missing.

As well as this he has signed the Egyptian winner Ramadan Sobhi, from Stoke in his collection of six new signings – worth, in all, around £30 million. Amongst these there is Terence Kongolo, whose £17.5 million move from the Monaco squad makes him Huddersfield’s biggest signing to date.

Who’s In?

Terence Kongolo	Defender	Monaco	£17.5 million
Ramadan Sobhi	Winger	Stoke City	£5.7 million
Jonas Lossl	Goalkeeper	Mainz	£2.3 million
Adama Diakhaby	Forward	Monaco	Undisclosed
Juninho Bacuna	Midfielder	FC Groningen	Undisclosed
Erik Durm	Defender	Borussia Dortmund	Undisclosed
Ben Hamer	Goalkeeper	Leicester	Free
Florent Hadergjonaj	Right Back	Ingolstadt	Undisclosed
Isaac Mbenza	Right Winger	Montpellier	Loan

 

Who’s Out?

Tom Ince	Attacking Midfielder	Stoke	£10 million
Dean Whitehead	Central Midfielder	Retired
Rob Green	Goalkeeper	Released
Tareiq Holmes-Dennis	Left Back	Bristol Rovers	Undisclosed
Jack Boyle	Attacking Midfielder	Released
Denilson Carvalho	Attacking Midfielder	Released
Dylan Cogill	Centre Back	Released
Luca Colville	Midfielder	Released
Cameron Taylor	Midfielder	Released
Jack Payne	Attacking Midfielder	Bradford City	Loan
Sean Scannell	Right Winger	Bradford City	Undisclosed
Joel Coleman	Goalkeeper	Shrewsbury	Loan
Jordy Hiwula	Centre Forwards	Coventry City	Undisclosed

Leicester City

Leicester City lost a touch of creativity when Riyad Mahrez departed. However, they seem to have counter acted this partly by bringing in James Maddison. They also look to be strengthening the defence with the additions of Ricardo Pereira and Jonny Evans. Furthermore, it‘s been confirmed that Liverpool’s goalkeeper, Danny Ward, has also joined the club. Furthermore, Lazio’s left back, Jordan Lukaku also looks as though he might too join the club. On top of this, Leicester will need to be looking for someone to play wide and fill the gap that was left by Mahrez. There are a few players who have been linked to a move, such as Rachid Ghezzal from Monaco as well as a renewed interest in Jack Grealish.

Who’s In?

James Maddison	Midfielder	Norwich	£24 million
Ricardo Periera	Defender	Porto	£17.5 million
Jonny Evans	Defender	West Brom	£3.5 million
Danny Ward	Goalkeeper	Liverpool	Undisclosed
Rachid Ghezzal	Right Winger	Leicester City	€14 million
Filip Benkovic	Centre Back	Dinamo Zagreb	Undisclosed
Caglar Soyunco	Centre Back	SC Freiburg	Undisclosed

 

Who’s Out?

Riyad Mahrez	Winger	Manchester City	£60 million
Ben Hamer	Goalkeeper	Huddersfield Town	Free
Robert Huth	Centre Back	Released
Connor Wood	Left Back	Bradford City	Undisclosed
Harvey Barnes	Left Midfielder	West Brom	Loan
Daniel Iversen	Goalkeeper	Oldham	Loan
Elliott Moore	Centre Back	OH Leuven	Loan
Max Bramley	Goalkeeper	Telford Utd	Loan
George Thomas	Right Winger	Scunthorpe Utd	Loan
Ahmed Musa	Centre Forward	Al-Nassr	€16.5 milliom

 

Liverpool

No one can deny that Liverpool had a great season last season. The top three strikers, Salah, Mane and Firminho worked incredibly. However, there seemed to be one or two issues in the midfield and at the back that needed tightening up. Klopp managed to get through to the Champions League final last season, and he’s going to try to get that one step further this time.

On the whole, it was defensive errors that led to the defeat, so tightening up here and in the midfield is a necessity. He’s looking to solve this by bringing in Naby Keita, Shaqiri and the Brazilian Goalie Alisson.

Who’s In?

Alisson	Goalkeeper	Roma	£65 million
Naby Keita	Central Midfielder	RB Leipzig	£52.8 million
Fabinho	Right Back	Monaco	£40 million
Xherdan Shaqiri	Midfielder	Stoke City	£13.5 million

 

Who’s Out?

Danny Ward	Goalkeeper	Leicester	Undisclosed
Emre Can	Defensive Midfielder	Juventus	Free
Jon Flanagan	Right Back	Rangers	Free
Ovie Ejaria	Central Midfielder	Rangers	Loan
Jordan Williams	Left Winger	Rochdale	Free
Ryan Kent	Left Winger	Rangers	Loan
Shamal George	Goalkeeper	Tranmere Rovers	Loan
Ben Woodburn	Left Winger	Sheffield United	Loan
Yan Dhanda	Left Midfielder	Swansea	Free
Adam Bogdan	Goalkeeper	Hibernian	Loan
Harry Wilson	Right Winger	Derby	Loan
Paulo Alves	Attacking Midfielder	Wolves	Free
Andy Firth	Goalkeeper	Barrow	Free
Taiwo Awoniyi	Centre Forward	Gent	Loan
Shamal George	Goalkeeper	Tranmere Rovers	Loan
Allan	Central Midfielder	Frankfurt	Loan
Danny Ings	Centre Forward	Southampton	Loan

 

Manchester City

Another of the big players and big spenders is looking to improve the team for next season. Despite having a phenomenal season, and winning the league by a country mile, the performance in the Champions League proved there were still improvements necessary. Pep Guardiola did try for Jorginho, but missed out to Chelsea. However, he did manage to land Mahrez from Leicester.

Whether Pep will try to get someone else instead of Jorginho is debatable. He already has Ilkay Gundogen and Fernandinho fighting for a spot, but it’s not out of the realms of possibility. This will be an interesting one.

Who’s In?

Riyad Mahrez	Winger	Leicester	£60 million
Philippe Sandler	Centre Back	PEC Zwolle	£2.25 million
Claudio Gomes	Defending Midfielder	Paris Saint-Germain	Free
Daniel Arzani	Left Winger	Melbourne City	Undisclosed

 

Who’s Out?

Angus Gunn	Goalkeeper	Southampton	£10 million
Pablo Maffeo	Right Back	Stuttgart	£8.1 million
Angelino	Left Back	PSV Eindhoven	£5 million
Olarenwaju Kayode	Forward	Shakhtar Donetsk	£2.6 million
Yaya Toure	Central Midfielder	Released
Will Patching	Central Midfielder	Notts County	Free
Ashley Smith-Brown	Left Back	Plymouth Argyle	Undisclosed
Jacob Davenport	Defensive Midfielder	Blackburn Rovers	Undisclosed
Jack Harrison	Right Winger	Leeds	Loan
Bersant Celina	Attacking Midfielder	Swansea
Matt Smith	Defensive Midfielder	FC Twente	Loan
Edward Francis	Centre Back	Almere City	Loan
Paolo Fernandes	Right Winger	NAC Breda	Loan
Aro Muric	Goalkeeper	NAC Breda	Loan
Aleix Garcia	Defending Midfielder	Girona FC	Loan
Tosin Adarabioyo	Centre Back	West Brom	Loan

 

Manchester United

So, with Mourinho looking to improve Man U’s showing from last season, we can expect some decent movements here. He firstly looks ready to improve and upgrade his full backs. This is where Diogo Dalot comes in. Although he’s not really been put to the test, Mourinho seems to be satisfied. Dalot is apparently set to be the understudy of Valencia on the right. This then frees up Luke Shaw to challenge Ashley Young on the left.

Also, he may choose to get stronger strikers, as his from can be a little temperamental – although Lukaku did have a good World Cup. We could therefore see some signings up front. He never made a move for Mahrez, which was slightly puzzling – but he may have other plans we’re not yet aware of.

Who’s In?

Fred	Midfielder	Shakhtar Donetsk	£55 million
Diogo Dalot	Full-back	Porto	£19 million
Lee Grant	Goalkeeper	Stoke	£1.5 million

 

Who’s Out?

Michael Carrick	Defensive Midfielder	Retired
Joe Riley	Right Back	Bradford	Undisclosed
Dean Henderson	Goalkeeper	Sheffield United	Loan
Sam Johnstone	Goalkeeper	West Brom	£6.5 million
Matty Willock	Central Midfielder	St Mirren	Loan
Cameron Borthwick-Jackson	Left Back	Scunthorpe	Loan
Daley Blind	Left Back	Ajax	€16 million
Joel Pereira	Goalkeeper	Vitoria Setubal	Loan
Axel Tuanzebe	Centre Back	Aston Villa	Loan

 

Newcastle United

Well, Rafa came in insisting on spending money to improve his team – he wanted to lay out around £45 million for improvements, but has now been told that if he wants to buy, then he’s got to sell. As goal scoring is his priority he’s first and foremost looking for a striker. However, if he wants to get his hands on Salomon Rondon, then he’ll need to sell Aleksandr Mitrovic to get the funds. Rafa has so far managed to invest £4.5 million in goalkeeper Martin Dubravka. He’s also secured Chelsea’s Kenedy on loan as well as Ki Sung-yeung free from Swansea. It looks like it’s all about maneuvering for Benitez… he needs to sell in order to buy – this could be interesting.

Who’s In?

Martin Dubravka	Goalkeeper	Sparta Prague	£4.5 million
Ki Sung-yeung	Central Midfielder	Swansea	Free
Kenedy	Left Back	Chelsea	Loan
Fabian Schar	Centre Back	Deportivo La Coruna	€4 million
Yoshinori Muto	Centre Forward	Mainz	€10.7 million
Salomon Rondon	Centre Forward	West Brom	Loan
Federico Fernandez	Cebtre Back	Swansea	Undisclosed

 

Who’s Out?

Mikel Merino	Midfielder	Real Sociedad	£10 million
Massadio Haidara	Left Back	Lens	Free
Alex Gilliead	Right Winger	Shrewsbury	Free
Chancel Mbemba	Centre Back	Porto	£7.2 million
Aleksandar Mitrovic	Centre Forward	Fulham	£18.18 million
Stuart Findlay	Centre Back	Limarnock	Free
Matz Sels	Goalkeeper	Strasbourg	€4 million
Adam Armstrong	Centre Forward	Blackburn Rovers	€1.9 million
Dwight Gayle	Centre Forward	West Brom	Loan

 

Southampton

This has been a very busy time for Southampton as they narrowly escaped relegation. The team is determined not to face that again so is making some big additions to its team. They’ve nabbed Angus Gunn from Man City, who they expect to take top spot from Alex McCarthy. They are tightening up the defence with the addition of Jannik Vestergaard; they are also trying to bring some well-needed creativity with the addition of Mohamed Elyounoussi.

With lots of additions and very few leaving, Southampton is trying to move up. It will be very exciting to see if they have anything else in store – and how this affects the squad this season.

Who’s In?

Jannik Vestergaard	Defender	Borussia Monchengladbach	£18 million
Mohamed Elyounoussi	Forward	Basel	£16 million
Angus Gunn	Goalkeeper	Manchester City	£10 million
Stuart Armstrong	Midfielder	Celtic	£7 million
Danny Ings	Centre Forward	Liverpool	Loan

 

Who’s Out?

Dusan Tadic	Winger	Ajax	£15 million
Guido Carrillo	Striker	Leganes	Loan
Olufela Olomola	Centre Forward	Scunthorpe	Free
Will Wood	Centre Back	Accrington Stanley	Free
Jordy Clasie	Defensive Midfielder	Feyernoord	Loan
Jeremy Pied	Right Back	Released
Florin Gardos	Centre Back	Released
Ollie Cook	Centre Back	Released
Armani Little	Central Midfielder	Released
Richard Bakary	Right Back	Released
Stuart Taylor	Goalkeeper	Released
Ryan Seager	Centre Forward	Telstar	Loan
Sofiane Boufal	Attacking Midfielder	Celta Vigo	Loan

 

Tottenham

It was tense times at Tottenham when Real Madrid was after Pochettino. However, he ignored the huge Spanish side and set his sights firmly on the future of the London club. Tottenham had a great season last year and so far it seems to want to stick with what it knows, as there have been no secured transfers in yet.

However, it looks like changes will be set in motion soon when the club says goodbye to Toby Alderweireld. Mousa Dembele and Danny Rose. To strengthen its position, the club seems to want to target Wilmar Barrios, Jack Grealish, Antony Martial and Wilfried Zaha. Action might be slow now, but watch this space…

Who’s In?

No-one

Who’s Out?

Keanan Bennetts	Midfielder	Borussia Monchengladbach	£2 million
Anton Walkes	Right Back	Portsmouth	Undisclosed

 

Watford

Busy times at Watford for sure with the recent additions of six new players so far. We will see the arrival of Adam Masina who looks set to be the first choice left back and this could be very important to the plans of the clubs. They do look to be after a new striker also, but with quite a heavy squad, they may need to get rid of a few players first.

Who’s In?

Gerard Deulofeu	Forward	Barcelona	£11.5 million
Ben Foster	Goalkeeper	West Brom	£4 million
Adam Masina	Defender	Bologna	£3.5 million
Marc Navarro	Central Defender	Espanyol	£3 million
Ken Sema	Midfielder	Ostersund	£1 million
Ben Wilmot	Defender	Stevenage	Undisclosed
Domingos Quina	Central Midfielder	West Ham	£990k

 

Who’s Out?

Nordin Amrabat	Winger	Al Nassr	£4 million
Mauro Zarate	Forward	Velez Sarsfield	£2 million
Costel Pantilimon	Goalkeeper	Notts Forest	£2 million
Richarlison	Left Winger	Everton	£35 million
Tommie Hoban	Centre Back	Aberdeen	Loan
Jerome Sinclair	Centre Forward	Sunderland	Loan
David Sesay	Right Back	Crawley	Free
Brandon Mason	Left Back	Released
Randell Williams	Left WInger	Wycombe Wanderers	Loan

 

West Ham

West Ham had a very disappointing season previously and will very much be looking to improve on that this year. The team have brought in Pellegrini and he now has to try and restructure and recreate the squad. It looks like he’s going to do that. They have already broken their transfer record when they signed up Felipe Anderson and have taken a chance on Jack Wilshere.

With seven additions to the club this season and four departures, it’ll be interesting to see what the new manager, new structure and new team can do.

Who’s In?

Felipe Anderson	Attacking Midfielder	Lazio	£33.5 million
Issa Diop	Central Defender	Toulouse	£22 million
Andriy Yarmolenko	Winger	Borussia Dortmund	£17.5 million
Lukasz Fabianski	Goalkeeper	Swansea City	£7 million
Fabian Balbuena	Centre Back	Corinthians	£3.5 million
Ryan Fredericks	Full-back	Fulham	Free
Jack Wilshere	Midfielder	Arsenal	Free
Xande Silva	Right Winger	Vitoria de Guimaraes	€1.5 million
Lucas Perez	Centre Forward	Arsenal	£4 million
Carlos Sanchez	Defensive Midfielder	Fiorentina	£4.01 million

 

Who’s Out?

Reece Burke	Defender	Hull City	£1.5 million
Ben Wells	Centre Back	QPR	Undisclosed
James Collins	Defender	Released
Patrice Evra	Left back	Released
Marcus Browne	Attacking Midfielder	Oxford United	Loan
Cheikhou Kouyate	Defending Midfielder	Crystal Palace	€10.7 million
Sead Haksabanovic	Left Midfielder	Malaga	Loan

 

Wolves

Wolves look to be setting the transfer market alight with the number of signings they have. They have managed to land top Portuguese goalkeeper Patricio for free as well as Mexican star player Raul Jiminez on loan from Benfica.

On top of the numerous signings made, the team has also been linked with Man City’s Oleksandr Zinchenko, although it is possible this will be sidelined as they make a move for Inter Milan’s Joao Mario.

Who’s In?

Diogo Jota	Midfielder	Atletico Madrid	£12.6 million
Benik Afobe	Striker	Bournemouth	£10 million
Willy Boly	Central Defender	Porto	£10 million
Leo Bonatini	Forward	Al-Hilal FC	£5 million
Ruben Vinagre	Left Wing-back	Monaco	£2 million
Rui Patricio	Goalkeeper	Sporting CP	Free
Paulo Alves	Attacking Midfielder	Liverpool	Free
Raul Jiminez	Striker	Benfica	Loan
Joao Moutinho	Central Midfielder	Wolves	£5 million
Jonny Castro Otto	Left Back	Atletico Madrid	Loan
Adama Traore	Right Winger	Middlesborough	Undisclosed
John Kitolano	Left Back	Odds Ballklub	Undisclosed
Lander Dendoncker	Defensive Midfielder	Anderlecht	£13.5 million
Max Kilman	Left Back	Maidenhead United	Undisclosed
Alexander Molberg	Centre Back	Hobro IK	Loan
James Pardington	Centre Half	Aldwych United	Loan

 

Who’s Out?

Benik Afobe	Striker	Stoke	Loan
Jonathan Flatt	Goalkeeper	Scunthorpe	Free
Aaron Collins	Centre Forward	Colchester	Loan
Harry Burgoyne	Goalkeeper	Plymouth Argyle	Loan
Sherwin Seedorf	Left Winger	Bradford City	Loan
Hakeem Odoffin	Right Back	Northampton Town	Free
Roderick Miranda	Centre Back	Olympiakos	Loan
Barry Douglas	Left Back	Leeds	£3.06 million
Christian Herc	Central Midfielder	Dunajska Streda	Loan
Duckens Nazon	Centre Forward	STVV	Undisclosed
Ben Marshall	Right Midfielder	Norwich	Undisclosed
Prince Oniangue	Central Midfielder	SM Caen	Undisclosed
Rafa Mir	Centre Forward	Las Palmas	Loan
Carl Ikeme	Goalkeeper	Retired
Ben Goodliffe	Centre Back	Dagenham and Redbridge	Loan