5 New Signings to Watch in the Premier League After Deadline Day

Now that he has made a loan move just down the road to Fulham, Ruben Loftus-Cheek is certainly one to keep an eye on after yet another roadblock in his Chelsea career.

The midfielder has struggled to find any consistency for the Blues, due to his increasing amount of injuries sustained, whilst the plethora of arrivals at Stamford Bridge again has hampered his progression once more.

When Loftus-Cheek has been able to get a run in the side, he has shown why even the lkes of England manager, Gareth Southgate, value him so much, even taking him to the 2018 World Cup. Back in 2018/19 season, where he featured 24 times, the Three Lions man amounted six goals and two assists. In the Europa League that same campaign, from 11 games, Loftus-Cheek totalled four goals and three assists.

With a move to a club where he should feature as a league regular, the 24-year-old should be able to excel and progress in what could still be a stellar career. However, this all depends on if he can keep himself from injury, as it's not just other talented Chelsea players keeping him from playing.

Rhian Brewster's Liverpool dream has come to end for now, as the out-of-favour striker joined Sheffield United for a fee of around £20m without a Premier League appearance in the three years with the senior squad.

The former Liverpool man has struggled to break into their squad due to the incredible players already in his spot, as well as him recovering from an ankle injury he sustained in 2018. As a result of the limited game time at the club, Brewster went out on loan to Swansea last season where he was the difference-maker in the club finding themselves in a play-off spot, with 11 goals in 22 games.

Sheffield United have been extremely poor in front of goal so far, only scoring one goal in four matches. The need for a striker is dire at the club and due to his performance last season as well, the U-17 World Cup winner and top scorer could prove to be a saviour for Chris Wilder’s side.

Brewster is priced at 11/8 to score 10+ Premier League goals, whilst the Englishman also has high odds of 500/1 to score 20+ Premier League goals.

Hakim Ziyech isn't necessarily a new signing, but the former Ajax man agreed to join Chelsea in February, but injuries have prevented a debut in the 2020/21 season.

The winger was a major part in Ajax's run to the UEFA Champions League semi-finals in 2018/19 season, whilst he also won the Dutch Player of the Year a season prior. In the Eredivisie, Ziyech registered 33 goals involvements in 2018/19 season and just last campaign, the Moroccan scored 19 goals and assisted in 21 games last campaign.

Recurring injuries are likely to keep him out the team for now, and as well as this, however, no doubt once he gets the balling rolling, magic can happen.

The 27-year-old is priced at 9/4 to score 10+ Premier League goals, along with Pulisic, Havertz and Werner, whilst you can also get odds of 4/5 for Ziyech and Foden to bag 10+ league goals.

Ademola Lookman is back in the Premier League after he joined Fulham on loan from RB Leipzig, two years after leaving Everton for Germany.

The winger struggled to feature in any starting lineup for the Toffees, despite bursting onto the scene with a fabulous goal in the 4-0 demolition of Manchester City in 2017. In his time at the club, Lookman made 48 appearances in all competitions and scored only four times.

After his move to Germany, the former U-20 World Cup winner has done vastly improved and established himself as a force to be reckoned with in Germany, with nine goal contributions in 22 league games.

Now, after just 11 Bundesliga appearances in 2019/20, the same thing is happening for Lookman and if he wants a future with Leipzig, this spell at Fulham is set to be an important one.

Edinson Cavani has been one of Europe's greatest goalscorers in the past decade, scoring 200 goals in 301 appearances for Paris Saint-Germain to overtake Zlatan Ibrahimovic as the club's all-time top scorer. Although, Cavani's ability will constantly be called into question, with the easier nature of the French league no doubt casting a shadow over his goalscoring prowess already.

However, throw into the equation his incredible record of 104 goals in 138 games for Napoli, and United may still have on their hands one of the continent's very best. Cavani may not be used throughout the entirety of Manchester United's campaign, although the Uruguayan will already take the place of Anthony Martial, who is suspended for three league games.

A couple of goals from Cavani in this time, or just simply adding a surge of energy in a currently very lacklustre team, and this could well spell a stellar time at the club.

Cavani is priced at 11/1 to score five headed Premier League goals, 2/1 to score 15+ Premier League goals, and a higher 20/1 to score 20+ goals in the top flight for his new club.