The Premier League starts in just over fourteen days and the summer transfer window closes in a month from now on, which means that a hectic race to land signals for every club
Fourteen days from the Premier League season that starts and the mood between fan bases can already be divided into two due to the transfer window.
While the top four of last season is spending heavily, there is no shortage of anxiety structure among supporters while waiting for newcomers and anxietygression.
The most important of them Newcastle, which returns to the Champions League thanks to the end of the fifth, wants to leave a star player. Alexander Isak will be the determining story of the last five weeks of the window, while Manchester United patiently waits for more arrivals that can bloom in the Ruben Amorim system.
Bournemouth has lost key figures that have to be replaced and Brentford's Start to Life Post-Thomas Frank could be helped by more firepower after the departure from Bryan Mbeumo to Old Trafford.
Here is one position that will strengthen all 20 top flight clubs between now and the Deadline of 1 September.
Arsenal – Ebereechi Eze
The top priorities, not least to bring in a proven goal scorer, have already been checked in a hectic window, but brought the starman of Crystal Palace back to the club for which he played as a boy would be another enormous declaration of intent.
Eze would like to cross the Thames again, but the reported release clause of £ 68 million is too tough and the Eagles are under no financial pressure to sell when they start a first European campaign.
Aston Villa – Alejandro Garnacho
Argentina Star has no future under Ruben Amorim at Manchester United and is allowed to look for a new club.
He would be embraced at night at the cavity End with a few high impact performance and the track record of Unai Emery suggests that Garnacho could also find the consistency he missed at United.
Bournemouth – Defenders
Departure of Milos Kerkez and Dean Huijsen have given the Cherries £ 90 million to spend, but Andoni Iraola still looks light on options at the back.
Adrien Truffert is the only outfield player through the door, signed as Kerkez's replacement for £ 12.5 million, although two keepers were brought in.
The cherries are smart operators and will not spend to spend, but they can go back without welcoming in some new faces.
Brentford – Mbeumo – Replacement
Keith Andrews is confronted with a long order after replacing Frank and losing Mbeumo is a huge blow. To see Yoane Wissa leave, a nightmare would be – although that will not happen until at least one new attacker arrives in West -London.
Igor Thiago arrived as a replacement for Ivan Toney last summer, but sustained a long -term injury, so it will undoubtedly feel a new signing, but depth is a must.
Brighton – Vooruit
The departure from Joao Pedro to Chelsea and the loan from Evan Ferguson to Roma has left Fabian Hurzeler with fewer options at the top, which means that a new striker is a top priority. The problem for Albion is that that desire can also be applied to more than half of the division.
Burnley – goalkeeper
James Trafford was the biggest reason why the Scott Parker promotion team won back to the top flight. And despite bringing in the German younger Max Weiss, the return from Trafford to Manchester City is a big blow to Turf Moor after two years. Filling his shoes will not be easy, but can determine whether the clarets stay up.
Chelsea – Jorrel Hato
Free spending on Stamford Bridge does not show any signs of delay thanks to the treasury that are stimulated not to be far away from £ 100 million at the Club World Cup and a deal for the young Ajax defender probably seems to happen.
Crystal Palace – back in the middle
Although Eze could leave, there seems to be a more urgent need in the middle of the back – especially when Marc Guehi is sold before the window closes, so that Palace does not lose their captain for free next summer.
All instructions for months are that the international English international has little interest in donating a new deal, which means that it is up to Palace to decide whether they want to earn back a sort of fee.
Everton – Jack Grealish
Maverick Winger is looking for a way out from Manchester City, albeit initially on loan, and David Moyes could bring him to his best. He would improve the toffees and become a favorite with fans if he can touch the heights he is able.
Fulham – Spits
The cottagers have had a very quiet window so far, but with Carlos Vinicius back to Brazil and Rodrigo Muniz coupled to a move to a number of sides, including Newcastle, a backup of a backup above the top of Marco Silva's wish list.
Leeds – Vooruit
Seven new faces have already arrived through the door of Elland Road after an edition of £ 65 million, but Daniel Farke likes to continue to add his options.
Two bids for Feyenoord -wing player Igor Paixao have failed, but talked about an interest in Roma's Artem Dovbyk, who scored a dozen times last season, continues to get volume.
Liverpool – Alexander Isak
The team of the champions has already been stimulated by an inflow of talent, but a sensational £ 120m deal for the top scorer of Newcastle could still be ahead.
Liverpool can pay without immediate sale, but departure is expected at Anfield when the Sweden star arrives. Their hand is strong because few other clubs can pay him at the moment and it is unclear whether Newcastle can convince a player who does not want to be in the club to give everything.
Furthermore, a deal for Guehi has been supplied for some time, a smart part of the company if the future of Ibrahima Konate is not resolved quickly.
Manchester City – Return immediately
Pep Guardiola has again welcomed goalkeeper Trafford and renewed his midfield with 12 new signing sessions since the start of the calendar year.
But with Kyle Walker permanently, the right side of the defense is a clear area that could do with an extra option before the deadline arrives.
Manchester United – Benjamin Sesko
Ollie Watkins is spoken as a target, but it is now clear that the club would rather RB Leipzig's Star Man, who had also been on the shortlist of Arsenal before filling in for Amorim's former goal scorer Viktor Gyokeres.
Sesko will not be cheap, but he is the preferred option and at 22 is seven years younger than Aston Villa -star Watkins.
Newcastle – Benjamin Sesko
This can only happen as Isak, who wants to leave, is sold for a huge amount and Manchester United decides to chase him.
It has been a difficult preseason for Eddie Howe, despite the signing of Anthony Elanga, where Liverpool has already used them to sign Hugo Ekitike.
The attraction of Champions League football does not yet translate into enormous signing sessions.
Nottingham Forest – Elanga's replacement
Morgan Gibbs White tie to a new contract after a messy situation with Tottenham is a good step, but the sale of Elanga to Newcastle means that Nuno Espirito Santo could do with another option wide.
Igor Jesus and Jair Cunha have arrived from Botafogo, but more arrivals are expected in the coming weeks.
Sunderland – a striker
It was a busy window for the play-off winners with former Arsenal midfielder Granit Xhaka the latest arrival, who participated in Bayer Leverkusen.
Yet the black cats are favorites to go back for a reason and head coach Regis Le Bris has made it clear that his dressing room must add despite seven faces that are already coming in.
Now their attention goes to adding a striker, although it is talking about a movement for Real Madrid -young Gonzalo Garcia has proved to be imaginative. He is close to signing a new deal for the La Liga giants who did a great show at the Club World Cup.
Tottenham – a creative midfielder
Their failed attempt to bring Gibbs White to Spurs who want a creative midfielder to stimulate Frank's team prior to a return to the Champions League.
They have made different signing sessions, including the converting of two loan movements into permanent agreements, with the arrival of Mohamed Kudus from the Buren West Ham the stand out.
But it is a group that, despite waiting for silverware, has many young talents who can do with senior heads that are able to offer guidance.
West Ham – a keeper
The Graham Potter team could do with filling in almost every department, but after Alphonse was not fully convinced last season and Lukasz Fabianski left at the end of his contract, a new goalkeeper should be one of the priorities.
And Mads Hermansen from Leicester could fit the bill. He was one of the few clear notes in the miserable relegation of last season and the foxes have to sell to meet the financial regulations.
Furthermore, the hammers need more pace in midfield – a big problem during last season's fight.
Wolves – Full backs
Captain Nelson Semedo ran away when his contract ended at the end of the season, despite the fact that a supposed four -year range was on the table at Molineux. His departure, such as that of Rayan Ait-Nouri on the other hand, has left the club with large holes to fill on both flanks.
Hugo Bueno is back to challenge a place on the left after a loan at Feyenoord and Ki-Jana has returned to the right and viewed on the right in the preseason.
However, there are huge questions about both and wolves work both the European and the South American markets in an attempt to find new first-choice options, but instead missed the Marc Pubill of Almeria, who instead came to Atletico Madrid.