Transfer season is well and truly under way, with multiple Premier League clubs already confirming one or more new signings ahead of the 24/25 EPL season. We'll share our analysis on what to expect from each of these new arrivals from a Draft EPL Fantasy perspective between now and when the transfer window slams shut on September 1. Our third installment looks at players confirmed by their respective clubs between July 21st and August 8th. To see part 2 and coverage of KDH, Savio, Zirkzee, and more click here. For part 1 and coverage of Maatsen, Minteh, Barkley and way more, click here.
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24/25 Premier League Summer Transfers Analysis
Below, DraftLad will cover each Premier League transfer individually, providing his analysis of how they will be expected to perform in the upcoming 24/25 season. We use a five-star rating model to rank the new signings relative to their draft value; use these as a guide to help get your Draft Premier League season off to a flyer!
We’ve ranked the transfers, based on a star rating, from 1 to 5:
⭐️ = Steer clear
⭐️⭐️ = Wait and see
⭐️⭐️⭐️ = Could be worth a punt
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ = Great prospect
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ = The Premier League signing you’ve been waiting for!
The Premier League Summer Transfer Analysis covers signings that were confirmed by their respective clubs between July 21st and August 8th (future signings will be a part of Part 4!). Part 2 here. If you would like to see the converted fantasy points scored by many of the below players this past season (in their respective leagues) check out our table here: https://www.thedraftsociety.com/transfers-fpts PP90 = fantasy points per 90. GPP90 = ghost points per 90. PPS = fantasy points per start.
Dominic Solanke
Position: Striker (F in Fantrax)
Team: Tottenham
Signed From: Bournemouth for €75m
Prospects: Have Spurs finally gotten their proper Harry Kane replacement? Well, his fellow Englishman, Solanke, bagged nearly 20 goals (19g, 3a) in the Prem last season for the 12th placed Cherries. And he’s a closer match stylistically than Richarlison or Son who played there last season. He's proven himself as a quality Prem striker and is peaking at the prime age of 26. So this deal makes sense for Spurs to strengthen their front line. But he’s not quite in the upper echelon of elite strikers, as semi-proven by missing out on recent call ups to the English national team to Kane, Watkins, and Toney.
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