AI Predicts Biggest Incoming Premier League Summer Transfers: Ben White Heads To Old Trafford In Shock Move, Manchester City Steal Michael Olise From Chelsea and Ivan Toney Signs For Newcastle

Ben White joins Manchester United in shock move, Manchester City secure Michael Olise signing ahead of Chelsea and Ivan Toney leaves Brentford for Newcastle in a dramatic Premier League summer transfer window, according to AI.

Elsewhere the AI simulator has predicts Raphinha will sign for Liverpool and Morgan Gibbs-White will join Spurs from Nottingham Forest, while also predicting the other big incomings in the Premier League this summer.

• Ben White leaves Arsenal in a shock move that sees the English defender sign for Manchester United
• Michael Olise signs for Manchester City, with Pep Guardiola nabbing the Crystal Palace midfielder from Chelsea’s grasp
• Ivan Toney signs for Newcastle, Raphinha moves to Liverpool, Morgan Gibbs-White pens a deal with Spurs

AI Predicts Premier League Summer Transfer Window – Notable Incomings

Biggest Incoming Premier League Summer Transfers, According To AI

Ben White Heads To Manchester United In Shock Move

This summer transfer window will see some exciting moves for Premier League clubs. In one of the biggest shocks of the summer window, Manchester United will sign Ben White from Arsenal. White has been a consistent performer for Mikael Arteta and Arsenal for two seasons now, but has been tempted by a move to Old Trafford this summer.

The transfer fee itself is expected to be somewhere in the region of £50 million, with White reportedly earning £200,000+ per week at the Red Devils. Along with White, the AI simulation tool is also expecting Arsenal to sign Jules Koundé for £45 million from Borussia Dortmund, with Lauturo Martinez also heading to The Emirates for a fee reportedly worth €70 million.

Michael Olise Opts For Manchester City Over Chelsea

Although AI is predicting a relatively quiet transfer window for Manchester City this summer, they are set to make the monumental signing of Michael Olise from Crystal Palace, according to our AI simulation tool.

Olise has been one of Palace’s best players for a couple of seasons, with Pep Guardiola liking what the Frenchman brings to his attack. This move is said to be worth somewhere in the region of £40 million, with City also signing Theo Hernandez from AC Milan for a fee reportedly worth €60 million.

Ivan Toney Departs Brentford With Newcastle Move

Newcastle will sign Ivan Toney from Brentford for £85 million to provide additional firepower up front, which may well imply that Alexander Isak is set to move elsewhere.

The signing of Toney from Brentford is set to be one of the biggest of the entire transfer window, with the England striker moving back to his former employers for a club record fee. The £85 million Newcastle are set to pay for Toney is the most lucrative of the entire Premier League summer transfer window.

The Magpies will also secure the services of England goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale from Arsenal for £25 million to strengthen their goalkeeping options as well and Crystal Palace and England star Eberechi Eze for £50 million. These acquisitions will greatly enhance Newcastle’s squad depth and quality.

Raphinha Signs For Liverpool, Morgan Gibbs-White Opts For Spurs Move

Elsewhere in the Premier League summer transfer window, Liverpool are expected to be busy with Arne Slot looking to make some key signings ahead of his first season in charge. One of those key signings is set to be Raphinha from Barcelona.

The Brazilian winger is said to be heading to Anfield for a fee reported to cost the Reds around £55 million, with the former Leeds man adding flair and pace into Liverpool’s attack.

Another big name signing is that of Morgan Gibbs-White. The Nottingham Forest midfielder has had a few clubs sniffing around, but it is Tottenham Hotspur who are set to secure the services of the Englishman fort a fee worth around £45 million.

For all other incoming Premier League summer transfers, refer to the table at the top of this article.

Commentary

Lee Astley, Head of News at SafeBettingSites commented on the AI predicted incoming Premier League summer transfers, saying: “If AI is right with its predictions then we are in for an exciting summer transfer window in the Premier League.

“Shock moves such as Ben White heading to Old Trafford, Ivan Toney heading back to Newcastle for a club record fee and Manchester City nabbing Michael Olise from Chelsea’s grasp is certainly a summer transfer window full of huge talking points.

“Not to mention Arne Slot bringing Raphinha to Anfield from Barcelona, as well as Nottingham Forest talisman Morgan Gibbs-White opting for a move to Tottenham Hotspur. Should some of these transfers come to fruition, there is sure to be incredible drama from now until the end of the summer window.”

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