Ranking The Best Football Transfers In Europe During Summer 2019/20

Which team has done the best business in the transfer window this summer?

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With all the summer tournaments finally over, we can finally get back to the world of European football. Although the trials and tribulations of club teams have been sorely missed, there's been plenty of transfer drama to keep us on the edge of our seats.

We've seen the likes of Real Madrid, Barcelona, Bayern Munich and Atletico Madrid make some big money signings in the hopes of dominating the Champions League this season. There have also been some clubs who have made some cheaper, but very smart, purchases that might prove to be the best buys of the summer. While they might not get grab the headlines like some of the more well-known players, they can still have a big impact on the teams they're playing for.

Now that the window has shut, we've ranked the 35 best transfers that happened this summer. We look at what they bring to the table, how they'll fit in with their new team and, in some cases, how they'll adapt to an entirely new league. It's safe to say that next season is going to be very, very interesting with these roster changes.

35. Wesley - Aston Villa

Aston Villa have really gone for it during this summer transfer window. The Birmingham based club have signed a plethora of players to try and strengthen their side before the season starts. However, the one player who stands out the most is Brazilian striker, Wesley Moraes.

At six-foot-three and well over 200lb, the 22-year old Brazilian is an absolute tank of a player. Don't let his gigantic frame make you think he's a slow, lumbering target man though. He's actually very fast and moves his weight around exceptionally well.

Wesley also has good technique for a big man, but this is an area he can improve upon significantly. If he's able to get better at bringing his teammates into the game and sharpen up his finishing, he could become the surprise of the season in the Premier League.

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