A fan-voted summer transfer window XI has surfaced - and the omissions are glaring

The pressure on Premier League clubs to ‘win’ the transfer window never lets up.

But no matter how many times fans have been stung by their beloved clubs who have ‘won’ the summer transfer window by going on an impressive spending spree and then failed to make it count over the 38-game season, we all still obsess over the need to spend.

‘Winning’ the transfer window often doesn’t mean anything in the grand scheme of things, but there is an importance attached to clubs in the top flight investing properly – standing still often means falling behind with the money now involved in the game.

Ultimately, the transfer window is an incredibly fun time for everyone, because of the rampant unpredictability and the risks that come with investing in players.

Whether it be clubs battling out to secure the signature of one particular player, one club heading down the route of hidden gems, or a top side going after some of the biggest names in football, there’s never a dull moment in the summer between seasons.

And with the 2022/23 season officially underway, fans are now beginning to see the Premier League’s fresh faces take to the field in official competition for the first time.

Predicting who will fly and who will flop is always a difficult challenge, but that doesn’t stop us as fans from weighing in with our obviously expert opinions on what a good piece of business looks like.

‘Good business’ varies in the minds of everyone. What is value for money or a shrewd purchase for one person is a disaster waiting to happen for the next. It’s no wonder, then, that Sky Sports’ fan-voted ‘transfer window XI’ has done the rounds so rampantly on Reddit.

Fans have voted for what they believe is the best piece of business in each position, in