The Premier League season gets underway tomorrow so here’s five new signings to keep and eye out for in game week one.
Embed from Getty Images#5 – Aaron Wan-Bissaka
Wan-Bissaka is set to flourish at West Ham after joining from Man United for £15 million and if fit he could face Aston Villa’s Jacob Ramsey on Sunday.
Last season, in 22 league matches, he ranked in the top 2% for interceptions per 90 (2.07) and in the top 7% for dribblers tackled (73.1%). With regular minutes, the English full-back will surely become a formidable force in the Hammers defence.
Embed from Getty Images#4 – Fabio Carvalho
Liverpool haven’t been especially busy in the transfer window but they’ve let a big talent go in Carvalho. Brentford confirmed the signing of Carvalho for £28 million and he could make his first appearance on Sunday against Crystal Palace.
The versatile 21-year-old enjoyed an impressive loan spell at Hull City last season, scoring nine goals in 20 Championship games. He also scored twice in pre-season against Arsenal and Man United.
Embed from Getty Images#3 – Emile Smith-Rowe
The former Arsenal man has had a positive start at Fulham, scoring twice in pre-season. He makes his competitive debut tomorrow night against Manchester United and could make an instant impact, his link up with Alex Iwobi has so far been a highlight.
Smith-Rowe will make his league debut at Craven Cottage against Leicester where he will surely register a goal and or assist.
Embed from Getty Images#2 – Yankuba Minteh
Brighton have been one of the busiest sides in the transfer window and the most exciting player they’ve bought in so far is Gambian winger Minteh. He’s managed three goals and two assists in pre-season already and is wowing fans with his blistering pace.
The Albion travel up to Goodison Park on Saturday and Minteh could help his side secure their first win on the road.
#1 – Dominic Solanke
Tottenham broke their transfer fee replacing Harry Kane with Bournemouth striker Dominic Solanke, he scored 19 Premier League goals, averaging a goal every other game.
He is yet to play for Spurs but should make his debut on the final match of the week against Leicester on Monday night. If he plays, many will expect the Englishman to net on his debut.
Embed from Getty ImagesWritten by Isabelle Newnham
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