Football365 names top 10 Premier League signings so far

Football365 names top 10 Premier League signings so far

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2026-10-30 23:00:38
Football365 has ranked its top 10 Premier League signings of the 2026/27 season so far, with Leeds' Tarik Muharemovic placed first.

Football365 has published its ranking of the top 10 Premier League signings of the 2026/27 season so far. With the Premier League season eight matches old, Leeds' Tarik Muharemovic was placed first.

Top five in the ranking

Football365 ranked Liverpool's Jeremy Jacquet second, Leeds' James Trafford third, Brighton's Luka Vuskovic fourth and Aston Villa's Nicolas Jackson fifth. Football365 said Muharemovic joined Leeds from Sassuolo for a fee of just over £34million, while Jacquet was 21 years old.

Places six to 10

Football365 ranked Chelsea's Morgan Rogers sixth, Bournemouth's Antonio Silva seventh, Hull's Konstantinos Tzolakis eighth, Aston Villa's Zion Suzuki ninth and Arsenal's Ezri Konsa 10th. Football365 said Konsa joined Arsenal for £51million, while Suzuki joined Aston Villa from Parma for £25.6million and replaced Emi Martinez.

Club representation in the list

Football365 said Leeds United and Aston Villa had two representatives each in its top 10. Football365 also said there was no place for Manchester City's Elliot Anderson, who narrowly missed out.

Figures highlighted by Football365

Football365 said Rogers registered a goal involvement in each of his first four Premier League matches and produced a hat-trick of assists in 45 minutes against Leeds United in the Carabao Cup. Football365 said Antonio Silva had made 59 clearances this season and ranked sixth for aerial duels won with 32.

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