Reporters summarise Transfer Window business on Deadline Day

Reporters from NationalWorld summarise their clubs business in the summer transfer window. Daniel Wales reports.

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00:007 for Man Utd, I think they've got the agents slowed down, they've brought in more options,

00:11if maybe the first team I don't think looks, the first 11 doesn't maybe look any stronger.

00:17City 8, that concern about Strikers maybe just stopping them getting slightly higher

00:23marks in my eyes.

00:24Yeah, Liverpool's a funny one, I think they've actually sold quite well to be honest, like

00:29they always do. They've got good fees for Fabio Carvalho and Seth Vandenberg to Brentford,

00:35Bobby Clarke £10m to Red Bull. Salzburg, in terms of incomings, they haven't got that

00:42number 6 in have they, their supporters have really climbed us for, Martin Superbendy fell

00:47away and maybe a centre-back, we'd like to see him come in. The goalkeeper you're not

00:53going to see until next season, albeit it's a good sign for the future and Chiesa to see

00:57improve things vastly now, maybe looking at a 5, maybe a 6. And then Everton, I think

01:05they've actually, considering the PSR problems and the financial issues of the club, they've

01:11done quite well in the transfer market, the signs that they've brought in, just about

01:16when Sean Dyche really unleashes them now because not a lot of them have Premier League

01:20experience and they've sold quite well as well. So I'll say, so far a 7.5 could be

01:27different by tonight, but I think in the circumstances they've done well, Everton and the Windsor.

01:32Aston Villa, it's been a bit of a mixed win though, I'd probably give them a 7 out of

01:3610 because I think Amadou Ounana is a terrific signing, I think he's going to be a very key

01:40player for them for many years going forward. Yes, it's £50m, it's a lot of money, but

01:45I think they'll reap the rewards of him despite the fee. Ian Mattson, we're yet to see much

01:49of him in a Villa shirt, but he's another one who's got the potential to sort them out

01:54on that left-hand side for many years to come. It's not like it's just a signing for

01:57the next couple of years, he's still young and he's got lots of potential to fulfil.

02:00£37m for him, it's a lot of money once again, but someone who's got a lot of potential.

02:06I think with the sales of Moussa Diaby and Douglas Luiz, it does weaken them. They managed

02:10to get a lot of money for those two players and they were kind of forced into it because

02:14of PSR, but that's what, because their squad has probably not got any stronger in this

02:18window. You can't give them really anything higher than a 7, I don't think. For Wolves,

02:23they've sold well. To get £52m for Pedro Neto is pretty impressive considering his

02:28injury record, never played more than 15 or 20 games in the season in the Premier League

02:33for Wolves. And then Max Kilman, £40m to West Ham. I mean, he's a decent centre-back,

02:38but £40m is a lot of money for him. I think most Wolves fans would have taken £30m for

02:43him. So to get £40m is very impressive, but they've not been able to spend their money

02:47again, the financial restrictions and not getting a centre-back replacement is really

02:52poor for them. So I'd probably give them a 7 based on the fact they've got all that income.