The Best and Worst Signings of the Summer Transfer Window
With the European transfer window slamming shut last night, fans across Europe will no doubt be looking back over the past couple of months and wondering whether the frantic period of buying and selling has actually benefited their club, or whether they are in a worse position than before. And with £1.26 billion being spent in the Premier League alone, this transfer window will surely have its fair share of bargain buys, as well multi-million pound flops never to be seen again after October. It’s time to rank the best and worst transfers of summer 2018 in the Premier League. Premier League’s Best Buys: 5. Lukas Fabianski Swansea to West Ham - £7 million Despite getting relegated with Swansea last season, Polish shot-stopper Fabianski was a shining light in an otherwise grim season for the Swans. In an era where the value of goalkeepers is rapidly increasing, to spend just £7m on a quality keeper is a great piece of business for West Ham, and the arrival of Fab...