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The Premier League transfer window closed on August 9th with various clubs spending over £1.2 billion on the new recruitments.
Liverpool were the biggest spenders in the league with an outlay of £177 million, while Chelsea broke the world record fee for a goalkeeper by spending a whopping amount of £71.6m on Kepa Arrizabalaga from Athletic Bilbao.
Although the big clubs were the center of attention with the biggest signings, foreign investments and the Premier League's lucrative TV deal gave power even to the smaller clubs to sign big names in the transfer market.
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On that note, here is the list of best four signings by the newly-promoted teams
#4 Adama Traore
Wolves broke their transfer record this summer by signing the Spanish-born Malian player, Adama Traore, from Middlesbrough for £18 million.
Barcelona's academy graduate was regarded as one of the brightest prospects a few years back but he failed to fulfill his potential and joined the Premier League relegation-strugglers, Aston Villa in January 2015.
However, after failing to keep the side in the Premier League, he left the club after just six months and joined Middlesborough.
He could not make an impact during the first season at the club, however, he improved his game significantly under Tony Polis during the 2017-18 season. He scored five goals in the Championship last season and set up further 10 for his team.
The 22-year-old possesses blistering pace backed by his exceptional dribbling skills which could make it difficult for the Premier League defenders to deal with him this season.
#3 Joao Moutinho
The Championship winners of 2017-18 signed the talented Portuguese midfielder for an undisclosed fee, rumored to be around £5 million, from the Ligue 1 club, AS Monaco.
The 31-year old has a lot of experience under his belt and also won the UEFA European Championships in 2016. He played a vital role in Monaco's 2016-17 Ligue 1 title, scoring two goals and assisting four.
The former Porto midfielder is a versatile player capable of playing anywhere across the midfield. His passing is his biggest strength and he always makes good use of the ball. Moutinho is also a master set piece taker and is likely to take the responsibility from dead-ball situations for the Wolves this season.
At the rumored £5 million, it is a smart piece of business by the club and his presence could also help the young Ruben Neves in his development.
#2 André Zambo Anguissa
The newly promoted Premier League club, Fulham signed the Cameroonian midfielder for an undisclosed fee, reported to be around £30 million.
The highly-rated defensive midfielder was one of Marseille's best performers last season and helped his team finish fourth in the league.
The Cameroon international is an extremely strong and powerful player known for his excellent ability in defense. He completed 69 tackles in Ligue 1 last season and made 59 interceptions.
He is also an accomplished passer of the ball and 87.7 percent of his passes found his teammates during the 2017-18 season.
Zambo Anguissa joins Fulham’s impressive summer transfer haul which also includes the talented midfielder Jean Michael Seri along with André Schürrle and Aleksandar Mitrović as the forwards, and Alfie Mawson and Calum Chambers center-backs.
#1 Jean Micheal Seri
Fulham produced one of the most surprising deals of the summer by signing the Ivorian midfielder, Jean Michael Seri from Nice for a reported fee of £25 million.
The 27-year-old is considered one of the most talented midfielders in the Ligue 1 and helped OGC Nice record their highest league finish in more than 30 years during the 2016-2017 season.
He won the Nice Player of the Year award in 2017 and was also a part of UNFP Ligue 1 Team of the Year 2017.
Fulham's new no.24 is a technically strong player who possesses great passing and shooting abilities. He contributed two goals and seven assists last season as against his seven goals and 10 assists in the 2016-2017 season.
Jean Michael Seri already opened his goal account in the English Premier League with an absolute stunner against Burnley and we can expect him to score a few more in the upcoming games.
