Leicester City have confirmed the agreement with Tottenham Hotspur over the signing of their academy product for a previously reporter £20million plus £5million in add-ons.
Mikel Arteta prepared his Arsenal stars for any threat by hiring pickpockets last season and there were few signs of Wolves pilfering a point at the Emirates.
This summer's transfer window has already been a busy one. Here are the new WAGs we can expect to see in the stands throughout the 2024-24 Premier League season.
A staggering 32 players made their Premier League debuts during the opening weekend of the new season - and all were studiously examined by our Mail Sport reporters up and down the country.
City have maintained all summer that they are happy with the current squad and any transfer business is likely to come from an unexpected developing situation later in the window.
Brentford are maintaining an asking price of £60m but Al-Ahli's next offer could land in the range of £45-£50m.
The Arsenal legend was appointed into the role last August after stints at Belgium, Monaco and Montreal Impact. The position saw him take charge of the Olympic side this summer.
DANNY MURPHY: The Dutchman is strong and skilful, but not a proper centre forward. He likes to come to the ball and is more comfortable as a No 10 or wide. His scoring record is not great.
Mary was born in August 1918 during World War I and listens to every match on the radio from her care home room near Stockport.
Barcelona's Ferran Torres could be headed for a surprise return to the Premier League as Newcastle are reportedly preparing a bid for the winger.
Sterling wasn't included in Chelsea's matchday squad for their 2-0 defeat at home to his former club Manchester City.
Manchester City are reportedly set to offer star midfielder Rodri a bumper new deal in a bid to fend off Real Madrid's advances.
MATT BARLOW: When Howard Wilkinson led Sheffield Wednesday up into the top-flight the established elite were rattled by the speed and relentlessness of his impressive team.
SAMI MOKBEL AT STAMFORD BRIDGE: Erling Haaland scored in the first half to open his account for the new season, while former Chelsea man Mateo Kovacic also netted.
Goals from Erling Haaland and ex-Chelsea midfielder Mateo Kovacic handed City their first win of the new campaign - and Enzo Maresca a defeat during his debut match in charge of the Blues.
The pair were seen deep in conversation at full time, with Guardiola even putting an arm around his former wonderkid.
Welcome to the world of the football kit launch in 2024. The days of former players Tony Adams or Alan Shearer posing, military-style, in their new club shirts belong to another era.
KIERAN GILL AT STAMFORD BRIDGE: Never let it be said that Chelsea do not deliver on drama, this Premier League club providing it on a weekly basis in one way or another.
TARA ANSON-WALSH AT THE CITY GROUND: The sight of Semenyo skying a shot into the upper tiers of the Bridgford Stand had typified the frailties of a team without their 'best player'.
LEWIS STEELE AT PORTMAN ROAD: Three things in life are certain: death, taxes and Mohamed Salah scoring on the opening weekend of the Premier League season.
JOE BERNSTEIN AT GOODISON PARK: Fabian Hurzeler has already won the full respect of his senior players at Brighton, many of whom are older than their 31-year-old manager.
CRAIG HOPE AT ST JAMES' PARK: Newcastle may be looking for lift-off still, but a somewhat flat season opener against Southampton came to life after a Joelinton rocket and Fabian Schar saw red.