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Each transfer, to some extent, is a bet. There really is very little way to know if an arrival will prosper or fail.
Over the years, there have been many examples of both. Some renowned players have adorned the Premier League with a lot of fanfare and emotion, not to mention the large price labels, only to disappoint once they go out to the field, while some have arrived a lot under the radar, but then they became superstar in their own right.
The risk is the name of the game here, really. Essentially it is reduced to a decision that has the potential to bear fruit spectacularly or is quickly verified.
It may be fair to say that some firm is more risky than others. Here are five that could really go anyway.
Gianluigi Donnarumma – PSG to Manchester City
If it were not for the long -awaited transfer from Alexander Isak to Liverpool, this could have been the head of signature on the deadline.
A winning goalkeeper of the Champions League that joins another power of European football, at least on paper, may seem a very normal business. However, the imposing Italian feels like a strange option for a spirit of Pep Guardiola that depends so much on the goalkeeper being slippery, since Donnarumma has demonstrated several times that he does not always feel so comfortable with his feet.
That said, there are few guardians in world football with the shooting capacity of the 26 -year -old player. The £ 26 million rate can also be a robbery. Only time will say it.
Nick Woltemade – Stuttgart a Newcastle United
Even for a player who carries the nickname of “The Messi of two meters”, a transfer rate of £ 70 million for a 23 -year -old boy without experience in the Champions League and only two older older ones can be considered risky.
However, Nick Woltemade’s goal returns is still impressive. He obtained 17 goals in all competitions last season when Stuttgart lifted the Pokal DFB, his first important trophy in about two decades, and was the top scorer in the European U21 European championship with six goals when Germany reached the final, where they lost to England.
Many will inevitably measure him against the man who has been brought to replace in Newcastle, so there is already a lot of pressure on the shoulders of this young striker well considered.
Benjamin Sesko – RB Leipzig Al Manchester United
If the Slovenian with £ 73.3 million began to run in Manchester United, it can have a direct impact on the future of the Ruben Amorim manager.
Amorim faces another difficult period in the hot seat in Old Trafford after a disappointing start for the campaign that has included a defeat in the EFL Cup at the hands of the Town of League Dos.
Then, in a word, the arrival of Benjamin Sesko is a bet. It certainly has Pedigrí. Twenty -seven goals in 64 games of the Bundesliga, a better than one goal every three games, can attest to that. But the 22 -year -old is not the finished article and can take some time to adjust.
At that time, it could be too late for the man who brought him to the club.
Viktor Gyokeres – Sporting Lisbon to Arsenal
Unlike the others on this list, the new firm of £ 64 million of the Gunners already has experience in England. Viktor Gyokeyes wrote an agreement with Brighton in 2018, but he spent most of his time on loan, before moving to Coventry permanent in 2021.
Once again, their statistics speak for themselves, after having scored 97 notable goals in 102 matches for the Portuguese Sporting powers, including a hat-trick against Manchester City in the Champions League last season.
But one of Marquee’s summer acquisitions by Mikel Arteta will have a job trying to replicate that type of return on the upper flight of England. And given the criticisms in the recent season of his inability to attract a scorer from outside and outside, it is likely that the objectives of the Gyokeres, or the lack of them, have a direct correlation with the seriousness of the hopes of the northern title of the London.
Florian Wirtz – Bayer Leverkusen to Liverpool
One could reasonably argue that any firm of more than 100 million is a great bet. But maybe even more for a player without any previous experience in the Premier League.
That is the case of Florian Wirtz de Liverpool, who, at £ 116 million, had the title of the most expensive Liverpool player for all, EM, 10 weeks.
Isak’s arrival for £ 125 million can take part in Wirtz’s heat to instantly comply with that high price, but the German will still look like one of Arne Slot’s most creative sparks.
While his first league games have not yet thrown any goal or assistance, Wirtz has shown glimpses of his talents and will be a force to take into account if he can reach his undoubted potential.
