Manchester United are hoping that Marcel Sabitzer will hit the ground running, having been brought in as cover for the excellent Christian Eriksen, who was subjected to a terrible tackle by Reading in the FA Cup, and now joins backup Donny van de Beek in long-term treatment.Ī transfer window that could have been ruinous proved to be merely damaging for Brighton & Hove Albion, who lost Leandro Trossard to Arsenal but managed to hold onto Moises Caicedo.

They harbored title ambitions at the start of the campaign but have been woefully below par in the main, and they're now in danger of falling away into mid-table, where big spenders Liverpool and Chelsea currently lie. Sunday's clash between Tottenham Hotspur and reigning champions Manchester City also has game-of-the-weekend potential, but only if Spurs can make a decent fist of it. The Toffees, who are definitely not up for sale, are in action for the first time since Frank Lampard was replaced with Sean Dyche. Amidst the transfer frenzy, some fans may have lost sight of the thing that lends any meaning to all of the eye-watering fees: Premier League success, whether that's survival, a European place, or the trophy itself.Ī team seeking the first of those meets one in the hunt for the last in one of the standout ties of this weekend, with league leaders Arsenal visiting 19th-placed Everton on Saturday. One of the most mind-boggling transfer windows ever has transformed the EPL landscape, and we're not just talking about Chelsea, who have gilded an already ultra-expensive squad with young galacticos Joao Felix, Mykhailo Mudryk and Enzo Fernandez.

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