As expected, Premier League clubs have been very, very busy during the 2024 summer transfer window.
The top teams have been busy adding players they hope will help them challenge Manchester City, while at the other end the relegation candidates have made signings in the hopes of staying in the division for another season.
Here’s each of the Premier League club’s best signing of the window so far..
The latest addition to Bournemouth’s exciting young defence is perhaps the most exciting young defender of the lot: Dean Huijsen.
The 19-year-old was thoroughly impressive during a loan spell at AS Roma at the tail end of last season, and Bournemouth will no doubt be looking forward to seeing him bomb forward with the ball at the Vitality Stadium in 2024/25.
Arsenal’s only major acquisition so far, Riccardo Calafiori is a huge upgrade at left-back for the Gunners heading into the 2024/25 campaign.
Expect him to bring his Euros form to the Premier League.
The £50m replacement for star midifelder Douglas Luiz, and by all accounts quite a good one at that.
While not as technically gifted as Luiz, Amadou Onana is certainly a huge physical presence in the middle of park and will be vital for Unai Emery moving forward.
To say the very least, the fact the club’s record signing almost immediately suffered a serious knee injury and is out of action until 2025 as a result isn’t ideal.
When he returns, if his impressive performances with Club Brugge are anything to go by, the 23-year-old should be a decent acquisition for Brentford.
Brighton have been notoriously clever in the transfer window in recent years, and by all accounts the signing of Mats Wieffer looks like yet another shrewd move.
The former Feyenoord midfielder looks set to be the ideal replacement for Moises Caicedo – a player the club struggled without during the 2023/24 season.
As expected, Chelsea have done a lot of business this summer.
And while none of it is particularly eye-catching, the signing of Marc Guiu for just £5m looks like a very clever bit of business.
The club were in dire need of some quality depth up front, and in the 18-year-old that’s exactly what they’ve got.
Palace proved to be the benefactors of Daichi Kamada’s rather dramatic fallout with Lazio, swooping to sign the wide midfielder on a free.
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