Every season brings a wave of fresh faces hoping to make their mark, but only a few truly stand out. The 2025/26 campaign has already given us some signings who look like instant successes, from young stars making a name for themselves to seasoned pros proving they’ve still got it. Here’s a countdown of the Top 20 best new signings of the season so far.
- Alexis Sanchez – Sevilla
- Jeremie Frimpong – Liverpool
- Rayan Cherki – ManChester city
- Ansu Fati – AS Monaco
- Luka Modrić – AC Milan
- Kevin De Bruyne – Napoli
- João Palhinha – Tottenham
- Mohammed Kudus – Tottenham
- Gianluigi Donnarumma – Manchester City
12 Álvaro Carreras – Real Madrid
- Viktor Gyökeres – Arsenal
Arsenal finally have their No.9. Gyökeres’ physical presence and finishing are making a real impact.
- Bryan Mbeumo – Manchester United
Mbeumo’s versatility and work rate have added spark to United’s attack.
- Cristhian Masquera – Arsenal
Another clever Arsenal addition, Masquera’s energy and creativity are lifting the Gunners’ midfield.
- Joan García – Barcelona
Calm, composed, and consistent – García has quickly established himself as a reliable figure in Barça’s defence.
- Luis Diaz – Bayern Munich
Luis Díaz has brought flair, pace, and creativity to Bayern’s attack, making an instant impact.
- Martín Zubimendi – Arsenal
One of the most complete midfield signings of the summer, Zubimendi has slotted in with ease.
- Tijjani Reijnders – Manchester City
City’s midfield continues to evolve, and Tijjani’s dynamism has added balance to Guardiola’s system.
- Eberechi Eze – Arsenal
A flair player who can change games with skill and creativity – Eze is thriving under Arteta.
- Marcus Rashford – Barcelona
The move to Spain has reignited Rashford’s spark. He’s settling well and delivering both goals and assists.
- João Pedro – Chelsea
Chelsea’s attack finally has a clinical edge. João Pedro’s movement and finishing have made him an instant hit.
- Hugo Ekitike – Liverpool
Top of the list – Ekitike has exploded onto the Premier League scene, scoring freely and becoming the face of Liverpool’s new era
