About a week after the start of the winter transfer period, there was finally a certain move in the Premier League transfer market, and 2 major news were officially announced in succession. Aston Villa officially announced the signing of Barca player Coutinho, and Newcastle also officially announced the addition of Atletico Madrid's Trippier on the same day, and the two transfer deals do not seem to affect the overall pattern of the Premier League, after all, they are both mid-level and lower-class teams. However, Tottenham and Liverpool are beginning to show their abilities in the competition against Traore, which is likely to affect the two teams' achievements at the end of the season.
Let's talk about Coutinho's transfer before, we talked about Coutinho's transfer before, the biggest problem is the transfer fee. According to the news reported by the current media, Coutinho joined Villa directly in the form of a transfer fee, but Villa bore 65% of Coutinho's salary, and if he is satisfied after the end of the season, he can buy out at a price of 40 million euros. Whether it's just paying a salary or a €40 million buyout, it's really not the same as when Coutinho left the Premier League.
In another transfer, Newcastle officially announced the signing of Atletico player Trippier, which is also the first signing since the Saudi consortium joined the franchise, and also made Trippier one of the highest paid players in the Premier League. According to previous media reports, Newcastle is willing to pay a weekly salary of 400,000 pounds for Trippier, although there is no official confirmation at present, but from Atletico to Newcastle, even if Trippier himself says that money is not the reason, it must be admitted that Newcastle has given too much.
As for the competition between Tottenham and Liverpool, it is mainly around Wolves winger Traore, the Spanish shooter who has gone unpopular after two transfer periods, and of course, the reason why Wolves has overpriced, seems to be the object of contention for many teams this winter. The reason for this is nothing more than that the two teams are in dire need of someone to bring more changes on the flanks, whether it is Tottenham's poor offensive strength or the fact that the two major wingers on the Liverpool side are absent for a period of time because of the national team competition, they need someone to join.
The current Premier League structure will basically not change much, as long as Manchester City does not make huge mistakes in the next game, there is almost no suspense in winning the title, and the Champions League places Chelsea and Liverpool are very promising, as for the last place, it will require multiple teams to compete. Both Tottenham and Liverpool need to prepare for the next half of the game, and once a team has made a reinforcement, other teams are likely to follow directly. By then, maybe the competition in the Premier League will be more intense.