As the drama of the transfer window begins to die down, Premier League clubs will now have to make do with their current squads until January.
The big spenders in the division have bolstered, the middle of the road sides have made significant additions and the teams expected to fight it out at the bottom of table have also added to their ranks.
Transfers can make or break a side’s fate during this 38-game marathon, with some teams certain to
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Riyad Mahrez (Al-Ahli, £30m)
Shea Charles (Southampton, £15m)
Ilkay Gundogan (Barcelona, free)
Liam Delap (Hull City, loan)
Benjamin Mendy – (Lorient, free)
Kian Breckin – (Wycombe, loan)
Yan Couto – (Girona, loan)
Callum Doyle – (Leicester, loan)
Issa Kaboure – (Luton, loan)
Josh Wilson-Esbrand – (Reims, loan)
Carlos Borges – (Ajax, £16.3m)
James Trafford – (Burnley, £19m)
Alex Robertson – (Portsmouth, loan)
Josh McNamara – (Southampton, undisclosed)
Adedire Mebude – (KVC Westerlo, undisclosed)
Morgan Rogers – (Middlesbrough, undisclosed)
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Former Crystal Palace chairman and renowned broadcaster Simon Jordan has revealed he is recovering from prostate cancer and has undergone surgery.
Jordan, who owned Premier League club Palace for a decade and was formerly one of football’s youngest chairmen, opened up on his
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Following the end of the Premier League season, attention will turn to the transfer market with the likes of Manchester United, Arsenal
The 2022-23 Premier League transfer window is in full swing, with most teams making drastic changes to their squads ahead of the new season.
The campaign is set to get underway on Friday evening when Arsenal travel away to Crystal Palace, but there could still be plenty of business done ahead of the September 1 transfer deadline.
Big moves so far include Erling Haaland to Manchester City, Darwin Nunez to Liverpool, and Raheem Sterling to Chelsea in bumper deals, while
More fan violence broke out in a series of pitch invasions last night where Patrick Vieira was seen kicking an Everton fan who repeatedly taunted him and Swindon Town players were attacked by Port Vale supporters celebrating their playoff semi-final victory on penalties.
The Everton supporter involved in the skirmish had filmed himself abusing Mr Vieira and giving him the middle finger before the Crystal Palace manager eventually kicked out, sending the moron tumbling to the ground.
Thousands of people
Despite Covid causing Tottenham’s clash with Brighton to be called off, there were still plenty of standout individual performances in the Premier League games that did go ahead last weekend.
At the top of the table, Manchester City remain just a point clear after picking up a hard-fought victory against Wolves, courtesy of Raheem Sterling’s second-half penalty. Liverpool also remain on track, having beaten Aston Villa 1-0 at Anfield.
Other results of note saw Chelsea beat Leeds in a five-goal
