Keeping that in mind, let's take a look at each club's performance this season (as calculated by Tiermaker).
Arsenal and Brighton are great candidates.
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta was adamant that his squad needed depth, and the Gunners responded by signing Declan Rice, Jurrien Timber, and Kai Havertz. David Raya is also about to leave Brentford.
Although Arteta will have to fill the leadership void left by Granit Xhaka's departure, a number of marginal players have been moved away from the Emirates Stadium.
Meanwhile, Mahmoud Dahoud, Joao Pedro, and James Milner have joined Brighton to bolster their roster. Roberto De Zerbi's new custodian is Bart Verbruggen.
Meanwhile, the length of their window will be determined by whether or not theyThe summer transfer window at each Premier League club is ranked from best to worst.
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The summer transfer window at each Premier League club is ranked from best to worst.
With the Premier League season commencing in just a few days, clubs are finalising their squads in preparation for the big push.
Although the window remains open until the end of August, most clubs have been working hard to complete their squads before the first weekend of play.
Some clubs have fared better than others in this regard, and Wolves even parted ways with their manager by mutual consent on Tuesday.
Gary O'Neil, his successor,Kevin Schade has returned following a loan spell, and defender Nathan Collins has joined from Wolves. However, there may still be an Ivan Toney-shaped void in the squad for the time being. Burnley have made good signings as Vincent Kompany attempts to re-establish the Clarets as a Premier League club. England U21 international James Trafford has joined from Manchester City, while defender Jordan Beyer has extended his loan term from Monchengladbach. They do appear light in the front for the time being. Nottingham Forest did not sign 30 players like last season, but they did add three new players, including Anthony Elanga from Manchester United. Matt Turner, who joined the club from Arsenal, will be Steve Cooper's starting custodian. Chelsea, Liverpool, Everton, and Crystal Palace all have room for development. It
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