The Latest Premier League Deals and How The my players Will Fit

after a relatively quiet Monday on the Premier League Deals front, Yesterday brought regarding News regarding three Deals that all look like major coups for the Clubs involved.

in this post, I review each of the signings separately and then Contribute a brief player profile and how I think they will do at their new Clubs.

So, let’s get started with the Gunners’ latest Receive and move on to two more transfer bombshells.

Premier League Deals and How The my players Will Fit

Gabriel Magalhaes to Arsenal

after signing Willian from Chelsea on a free, Arsenal has secured another Brazillian in defender Gabriel Magalhaes.

This is bound to excite fans as the 22-year-old was one of the Live performers for French Club Lille last Year.

He was chased by quite a few of the elite European Clubs, so it bodes too for the Gunners that they were able to attract him to the Emirates.

Mikel Arteta’s personal phone call to the player is said to have been the clincher as Gabriel reacted very too to what the Spanish manager offered him a role in the squad and his project as a whole.

And Arteta is rightly thrilled to have a player of his ability.

The defender is tall, large, energetic, and his tackling and aerial ability are superb.

He will not immediately sort out all of Arsenal’s defensive woes but it’s an addition that can prove extremely valuable in the future.

At 22, Gabriel can still improve his game and from what I’ve seen from Arteta so far, I believe the Spaniard can too be the perfect mentor for the youngster.

Donny van de Beek to Manchester United

Manchester United finally have their first Receive of the Summer and it’s 23-year old midfielder Donny van de Beek.

The Dutch player was instrumental for Ajax in the last three seasons, helping them get to the Champions league semi-ultimate last year and scoring 41 goals in 175 outings.

Van de Beek has mostly played in the number 8 and number 10 positions for Ajax and is best known for his diverse attacking skills.

He has regularly produced goals and assists with his former Club and his High-octane method and work ethic allow him to be a great retriever of the ball in the ultimate third.

Needless to say, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will be wise to use the player’s large sides in Manchester United but this may create a dilemma.

Paul Pogba and Bruno Fernandes are both similar my players and unless Pogba leaves this Summer, it will be hard to put van de Beek in there without sacrificing on the defensive end.

A deeper role in midfield might not satisfy the new addition but United do have a great player on their hands and it will be Up to the manager to find the best spot for him in the side and keep him happy.

James Rodriguez to Everton

Quite possibly one of the biggest transfer surprises in a during is regarding to become a reality as former World cup top goalscorer James Rodriguez is anticipated to sign with Everton.

The Colombian Live will end his involvement with Real Madrid CF and after a mixed two-year stint on loan at Bayern Munich, we will finally see him ply his trade in the Premier League.

Over the years, speculation of James going to an English Club has been ripe but we always anticipated one of the very top Clubs to work him.

It seems that Everton has taken advantage of the Colombian’s falling stock and have taken a bold decision that might pay off a lot time in the next few years.

There’s no question regarding the fact that Carlo Ancelotti is the main reason for Rodriguez to choose Goodison Park.

The Italian manager coached him both at Real Madrid CF and Bayern Munich and they are said to have a great relationship.

Toffees’ fans should be quite pleased with the caliber of my players the Club can Now attract with Ancelotti at the helm and they will undoubtedly be buzzing to see their new Live in action.

James’ diverse playing method makes him suitable for a number of attacking positions and Ancelotti has a lot of work to try and figure out a working formula with all the many exciting forward options that he has at his disposal.

A lot will be anticipated from the Colombian and The media will quickly get on his return if he doesn’t impress from the start but if the manager and player can find the right balance, this transfer has the potential to bring Everton into a new Premier League era.