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2. Wolverhampton Wanderers
The Wolves would look to fight for the top 6, having had one of their best transfer windows in recent times.
They have signed experienced goalkeeper Rui Patricio who is an excellent shot-stopper. They have also brought in veteran midfielder Joao Moutinho from Monaco, whose partnership with Ruben Neves will be a key factor.
They have signed forwards Raul Jimenez and Diogo Jota, and brought in Jonny Castro on loan and Willy Boly permanently. They are likely to make a few more signings.
Neves will be their most important player, just as he was last season in the Championship. Boly would provide defensive solidity while young Jota could be a great attacking threat.
Wolves are one of the most technical teams in the Premier league this season. They have experienced manager Nuno Espirito Santo, and with their Portuguese core they are bound to cause some major upsets this season.
