Quote from: SilverCryptoBullet on Today at 08:31:23 AM

Quote from: Sexylizzy2813 on Today at 08:19:10 AM

The transfer window has been up to speed especially when we talk about the EPL clubs, they want to be at their best ahead of next campaign that we all know will be very busy for the teams that are playing Europe competition. That aside, lets bring it back to the EPL battle and domestic competitions, who has the best attacking option? And has made the best move in the transfer market?

The transfer market is active and big clubs are very active on the market with players in and out. I am most impressed with activities on transfer market of Liverpool, and a little bit less with Chelsea. Liverpool took a trophy last season and by having very good transfers this summer, they are ready to defend their crown next season.

Chelsea are ready to challenge Liverpool and any other competitors for Premier League title with magnificient performances in FIFA Club World Cup and with so promising individual performances of Palmer and Pedro who likely are hub of their attacking system next season.

Manchester City can return while Arsenal can continue their adventure for a league title and in general, they are quality enough to do this. Only Manchester United are in massively vague situation in their player resource before a coming season. It would be another chaotic season for Manchester United with kind of bad transfer activities this summer.

Liverpool are serious to defend the title and even go far but the players I have seen joining the club isn't enough for me to say they are up to speed, it can be that the EPL can be a hard environment for them couple with the high expectations, it can go side ways for them, especially the striker Huge. Slot can try to defend the title but when you see what the other clubs are cooking you'd feel the heat of pressure on the Reds.
I'm loving the Chelsea forward more than the rest of the clubs on that picture. I can't wait to see more of J. Pedro and Delap, these guys have that hunger to play at a higher level but my fear with these new guys is how strong they are against injury, it would be bad to have an injury prone players running around the pitch.
Man City and Arsenal will always be at their best in trying to get the title but when it comes to Arsenalthe can manage to reach their normal position then start dropping. For UTD I see them as the team with the weakest attacking option and getting new players will be their problem until they start from the grassroots, we shouldn't expect any top player to join them till the end of this transfer window.