The 2022/23 Premier League season kicks off in just under two weeks when Arsenal and Crystal Palace kick off the action on Friday, August 5.
The Gunners are believed to be pursuing a deal for Leicester City midfielder Youri Tielemans while London rivals Chelsea and West Ham are also looking to bring in new faces.
Across the top flight of English football there are several other big transfers that could be completed either in the near future or over the next few weeks.
Newcastle United, Manchester United and Everton are just some of the clubs still actively looking to strengthen and all are being linked with deals for players.
Those individuals either represent other clubs in the division, who will have to battle to keep a hold of their stars, or for teams across Europe and the rest of the world.
Not only that, but there is also plenty of interest in current Premier League stars from top European clubs with Barcelona sniffing around more than one big name.
With that in mind, here are ten huge transfer deals, currently making headlines across the division, that still look like having a serious chances of being done in the current window:
5. Bernardo Silva (Man City to Barcelona)
Barcelona’s financial situation is well documented but if they can free up the finances then a move for the Portuguese star could be struck. Current odds = 10/11. | Getty Images
6. Lucas Paqueta (Lyon to Newcastle)
Eddie Howe is far from done strengthening his Newcastle squad and the Brazilian is thought to be high on their list although Arsenal are also confirmed as having an interest. Current odds = 1/1. | Getty Images
7. Antony (Ajax to Man U)
Ajax are holding firm on their £68 million valuation of the attacker but the player reportedlt wants to leave to join United. Current odds = 4/7. | Getty Images
8. Harry Winks (Spurs to Everton)
Mixed reports have suggest that Everton have either cooled their interest or ended it completely in the Tottenham midfielder but the odds suggest the move could still happen. Current odds = 6/4. | Getty Images