10 Summer Signings To FIX Your Premier League Club! | The Lowdown

► Subscribe to Sky Sports Premier League: https://bit.ly/SubscribeSkySportsPL ► Watch Sky Sports: https://bit.ly/BuySkySports Dougie and Michael are joined by Joe Thomlinson to pick out transfers that could fix problems at ten different Premier League clubs this summer. Is Eberechi Eze ideal for Arsenal, or should they be saving the potential £68 million fee for a world class left winger or striker? And how much value would Noni Madueke offer Arteta if he can be signed from Chelsea? North London rivals Tottenham have been heavily linked with Mohammed Kudus – is he what they need to provide support for James Maddison and take their attack up a level under Thomas Frank? We also analyse Bryan Mbeumo's proposed move to Man United – should Ruben Amorim prioritise him over a centre-forward like Ollie Watkins? There's also question marks over the goalkeeper at Aston Villa – which Serie A star could replace Emi Martinez if he leaves, and why haven't they challenged Newcastle for James Trafford? Meanwhile, could Everton pull of a coup and sign Brahim Diaz from Real Madrid? We also earmark the latest option for West Ham in their eternal search for a striker, pick out a midfielder who could help Leeds become more robust as they look to buck the trend of promoted sides going back to the Championship, and suggest a wonderkid for Sunderland's backline. CHAPTERS 00:00 Eze to Arsenal 05:40 Should Arsenal also sign Madueke? 08:00 Arsenal’s need for depth 09:15 Kudus to Tottenham 14:22 The Serie A star Villa should sign 17:04 Why haven’t Villa targeted James Trafford? 18:44 The midfielder to keep Leeds up! 22:43 Mikautadze to West Ham 25:30 Jhon Duran to Fenebahçe: a missed opportunity 26:40 Mbeumo to Man United 29:30 Can United sign Watkins too? 33:45 Brahim Diaz to Everton 36:53 How do Bournemouth rebuild their defence? 41:26 The wonderkid Sunderland must sign! #skysports #arsenal #manchesterunited ► Premier League highlights: https://bit.ly/PLHighlights2425 ► MNF, FNF, SNF & Super Sunday analys