Premier League gains: who the big four must sign to improve

The Raheem Sterling saga has dominated the opening transfer window exchanges. But just what moves must Chelsea, Man City, Arsenal and Man United make to improve on last season’s showing.

Premier League gains: who the big four must sign to improve
Thu, 09 Jul, 2015 - 01:00
Tom McDermott

Manchester City

What they need:  Central defender. Central or defensive midfielder. Raheem Sterling?

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