The Premier League transfer market will soon open, prompting clubs to refine their rosters. Here’s a breakdown of each team’s essential needs for the upcoming season:

1. Arsenal – attacking stardust

Arsenal is in good shape but may need a dynamic forward.

2. Aston Villa – the January loanees

Villa might target new talent following their impressive January moves, looking to reinforce their squad.

3. Bournemouth – replacements for their stars

Bournemouth anticipates potential departures of key players and will need to find suitable replacements.

4. Brentford – midfield control

Brentford aims to enhance their midfield to improve overall performance.

5. Brighton – just a quiet summer

Brighton could benefit from stability this summer after a tumultuous period.

6. Burnley – plenty of attackers

Burnley seeks scoring power after a shaky performance last season.

7. Chelsea – a veteran defender

Chelsea looks to add experienced defenders to their squad.

8. Crystal Palace – squad depth

Preserving their effective roster will be key for Crystal Palace this summer.

9. Everton – players, plenty of players

Everton’s management wishes to bolster the team significantly this offseason.

10. Fulham – a really good striker

Fulham aims to improve their attacking options for next season.

11. Leeds – goalkeeping upgrade

Leeds needs to address vital goalkeeper shortcomings.

12. Liverpool – a Fabinho-esque anchor

Liverpool looks to balance its impressive new signings with a strong defensive midfielder.

13. Manchester City – Florian Wirtz

City is eyeing top talent replacements for key players.

14. Manchester United – strikers with potential

United targets strikers capable of boosting their offensive game.

15. Newcastle – a star on the right wing

Newcastle requires powerful wings to enhance goal-scoring opportunities.

16. Nottingham Forest – a left back, I guess

Forest seeks to improve their defense heading into the next season.

17. Sunderland – as much as they can get

Sunderland must enhance their young roster as they adjust to Premier League demands.

18. Tottenham – better midfielders

Tottenham aims for a fresh approach to their midfield arrangements this offseason.

19. West Ham – another striker

West Ham aims to fill their striker position after recent departures.

20. Wolves – a new left flank

Wolves will need to replace key players leaving the squad before the new season.