Premier League 2023/24: Five Stealthily Shrewd Summer Transfers That Could Prove Significant – Scout Report

With the English Premier League back in action, it brings with it a blend of speculation, anticipation, excitement, and drama.

As is customary, attention turns towards to expect the success or failure of deals like Kai Havertz, Jurrin Timber, André Onana, Mason Mount, Christopher Nkunku, Alexis Mac Allister, and Mateo Kovačić, deals that have captured the widespread eyes.

However, our focus in this tactical analysis, as a scout report, delves into five prominent deals that might not command the same grandeur in the eyes of the media and the public yet possess the potential to exert significant technical and tactical influence on their new teams tactics.

These deals involve Calvin Bassey, Pau Torres, Moussa Diaby, Arnaut Danjuma, and Zeki Amdouni forming the nucleus of our analysis.

Calvin Bassey to Fulham

In just a year at Ajax, a period marked by the teams playstyle upheaval following Erik Ten Hags departure, Calvin Bassey emerged as a standout.

His versatility and efficiency within contemporary tactics captured the interest of Brighton, although it was Fulham who ultimately secured his services.

Fulham had a fantastic season, matching the senior teams performance.

Guided by Marco Silva, they exhibited a strikingly impressive offensive approach.

We knew what type of player we were signing and the skills he has , Silva told the clubs official website.

Calvin Bassey Radar

In the possession part (compared to the centre-backs in most top European leagues), Basseys prowess shines brightly with the ability to orchestrate the play from the deep.

His 95.6 percentile rank for passes received per 90 depicts his involvement in the teams passing sequences.

In contrast, his 84.9 percentile rank in progressi