Premier League 2019-20 review: Best signings of the season

Last year in August, Newcastle United went on to sign Allan Saint-Maximin from Nice for a reported £16.5m with a further £3.5m in add ons.

The winger showcased his talent and brought in a lot of character in the side with his sheer pace.

He had all the attributes of an attacking player.

He scored three goals and made four assists in 26 matches.

Last summer, Manchester City spent a record £62.8m for Spanish mid-fielder Rodri.

The former Atletico Madrid player showcased a lot of maturity and provided the cushion by working hard as a defensive mid-fielder.

He was a vital cog in the City set-up. In 35 league games, Rodri scored three goals, besides contributing with two assists.

He is seen as a long-term prospect.

Arsenal spent a staggering £72m fee to break the bank for Nicolas Pepe last summer.

He became the fourth most expensive signing in Premier League history.

Pepe might not have shown his goal-scoring form like he did in Lille, however, he made his presence felt for the Gunners in an underwhelming campaign.

Pepe had five goals and six assists in 31 league games.

Danny Ings completed his £20m move from Liverpool to Southampton last summer.

Prior to that, the forward was on loan at Southampton in 2018-19.

It turned out to be a superb move for the Saints as Ings went on to score 22 goals.

His goals kept Southampton afloat in the league. He scored all types of goals and Southampton need to credit him.

Manchester United made the signing of the season by getting Bruno Fernandes in the January transfer window.

Since his arrival, the Portuguese helped United to seal a top-four finish.

After making his EPL debut in February, United went unbeaten in the league.

Fernandes gave United belief and was a catalyst.

In 14 matches, Fernandes scored eight goals and made seven assists.