Victor Osimhen, Declan Rice, Harry Kane, Lautaro Martinez: What every Premier League club needs this transfer window

The transfer window across England and Scotland will open on Wednesday June 14, a couple of weeks earlier than most European windows. Ahead of the summer business commencing, we have gone through each Premier League team and identified the key areas they will look to strengthen.

Ad From strikers to goalkeepers and trying to reduce squad size, we've got you covered for all 20 teams so you know who needs what and who they have been linked with. TransfersReal Madrid prepare €200m Mbappe bid, Kane could stay at Spurs — Paper Round11 HOURS AGO Transfer news live — Keep up-to-date with all the latest news from the transfer window Mbappe dismisses Real Madrid 'lies', says he is happy in Paris Arsenal The big one is going to be whether or not the Gunners can add Moises Caicedo from Brighton, having failed in January, or West Ham captain Declan Rice.

Or will it even be both, with Granit Xhaka expected to return to Germany? Arsenal have been linked with a move for Manchester City's Ilkay Gundogan, who is a free agent this summer, while there will also probably be one more defender coming in to help strengthen that area. Aston Villa With Unai Emery having shown his ability after arriving mid-season, his late push for Europe has earned him the chance to kick on.

Joao Felix might be an option if his wages are not prohibitively high, but it depends if Atletico Madrid are willing to strike a deal. Youri Tielemans' arrival might blunt any interest in James Ward-Prowse, but Joao Palhinha could be available from Fulham.

Kieran Tierney, Dusan Vlahovic and Pedro Goncalves are all reflections of renewed ambition at Villa Park for next season. Bournemouth It seems Bournemouth, like half of the Premier League, could be a potential gap year