One signing that every Premier League team needs to make

On the move

With the Premier League season coming to its end next week, the Summer transfew window is set to open. With it will come huge fees, rumours, and endless speculation, but who do we think your team should be signing this Summer?

AFC Bournemouth - Jakub Kiwior

The Cherries are set to lose Dean Hujsen at the end of the season, per transfer-wizz Fabrizio Romano. If they are looking to spend some of their new-found riches on a similar profile of player, Jakub Kiwior from Arsenal is the perfect option. He is currently third-choice, so may be looking to leave, he’s a combative defender and a good ball player. This makes a lot of sense.

Aston Villa - Joan García

Emi Martinez is reportedly set to leave Villa Park this Summer, leaving a gaping hole in Villa’s goalkeeping department. Joan García is coveted by teams all over the continent, with Arsenal rumoured to be in the lead for his signature. If Aston Villa can secure the Spaniard’s services, it would make their transition away from Martinez a hole lot easier.

Brentford - Tyler Dibling

Brentford look set to lose Bryan Mbuemo this Summer, with a host of the Premier League’s biggest clubs hunting for his signature. If he leaves, Brentford will need a high-quality replacement. Dibling is Southampton’s prize possession, and won’t come cheaply, but if the Bees can lure him to West London, it would be a huge coup.

Brighton & Hove Albion - Dušan Vlahović

This could be a pipe dream, given Dušan Vlahović currently plays for Juventus, but the big Serbian forward is looking to leave Juve this Summer, and Brighton should be looking for a forward with his profile. Evan Ferguson hasn’t kicked on, and João Pedro could well leave. Vlahovic isn’t the usual profile Brighton targets, but it would be a big upgrade.

Chelsea - Eberechi Eze

Chelsea, despite their spending stretching into the billions in recent years, need a number of signings if they want to reach their lofty goals. A striker and centre back are top priorities, but the signing of Eze would lift them to another level. Not only would he take pressure off Cole Palmer, he can create, and score goals all by himself.

Crystal Palace - Jobe Bellingham

Maybe not the most glamorous signing, given Jobe Bellingham is currently plying his trade in the Championship, but if Eze leaves, Palace will need to find a ball carrier to replace him. They are not like for like, with Bellingham operating more centrally, and Eze naturally drifting wide before coming inside. Still, we could see this one happening, and we think it makes a lot of sense.

Everton - Liam Delap

Liam Delap is reportedly being courted by the likes of Chelsea and Manchester United this Summer, making a move to Everton unlikely. We could see the Ipswich striker preferring a move to Everton first, before making the leap to one of the biggest clubs in the country. With Dominic Calvert-Lewin set to leave following the expiration of his contract, Delap could slot right in.

Liverpool - Milos Kerkez

Even as we write this, it seems as though Liverpool have upped their interest in Hungary international Milos Kerkez. We can see why, it makes too much sense given Andy Robertson’s age and apparent decline. Kerkez is a marauding left-back, who would take over from Robertson with ease.

Manchester City - Morgan Gibbs-White

Reports by Sami Mokbel for BBC Sport suggest City has pulled out of the race for Florian Wirtz, believing the cost will spiral to an amount they are unwilling to spend. Instead, they are turning their attention to Morgan Gibbs-White, the attacking midfielder at Forest who has continued to improve every season he has been in the Premier League. Could he be De Bruyne's heir apparent?

Manchester United - Serhou Guirassy

Where do we start? United need to replace half their team, which won’t be easy in one window. What they can do, though, is sign a genuine goalscorer, something they have been unable to do in recent windows. Serhou Guirassy scored 21 times for Dortmund this season, per Transfermarkt, that would account for exactly half the number of goals United have scored this season in the Prem!

Newcastle United - Marc Guehi

This is another transfer that feels likely to happen, given Marc Guehi has one year left on his deal at Palace, and Newcastle are rumoured to be ready to pay what they need to sign the English defender. Guehi, still just 24, is emerging as one of the most consistent defenders in the league and may be looking to move on from South London.

Nottingham Forest - Ademola Lookman

Nottingham Forest have been linked with a host of big names this Summer, with Jonathan David potentially arriving from Lille. They are shooting for the moon, and why not? Ademola Lookman would look at home in Nuno’s counter-attacking system, providing something different to Callum Hudson-Odoi and Anthony Elanga.

Tottenham Hotspur - Yann Bisseck

Tottenham will probably have a new manager next season, regardless of how the Europa League final plays out. One of the first priorities will be sorting out the defence, with Spurs conceding the joint-fourth most goals in the Premier League. Yann Bisseck is a regular starter for Inter, so won’t come cheap, but he would have an immediate impact. TeamTalk has reported this transfer is possible, too.

West Ham United - Yoane Wissa

Yoane Wissa has had a remarkable season for Brentford, and would provide another excellent attacking option for the Irons. Per Sky Sports, West Ham offered £22m in January, only to have it knocked back. Presumably, they will go back during the Summer window. This is a team that needs a real injection of talent – Wissa could well be a part of that.

Wolverhampton Wanderers - Tammy Abraham

The former Chelsea man has been tearing it up in Italy in recent seasons, and could now be on his way back to England, per Daniele Longo of CalcioMercato. Wolves look certain to lose Matheus Cunha this Summer, and will need to replace his goals. Abraham is a very different player, but should be able to consistently find the back of the net.