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Our transfer experts are rating this summer’s senior Premier League transfers in five categories, with each aspect given a score out of 100.

Following Archie Gray's move to Tottenham Hotspur from Leeds, here's a preview of how the midfielder got on...

Season rating: 63/100

Gray made a huge impression in his first full season as a professional last year, and it should come as no surprise he was one of England’s most in-demand young players this summer.

He made 44 appearances (40 starts) in the Championship, playing as a central midfielder and right-back under Daniel Farke. He was named Leeds United’s young player of the season, the Championship’s apprentice of the season and the Championship’s young player of the season.

Risk or reward? 75/100

Tottenham have won big with the signing of Archie Gray.

He is one of the most promising talents in the world in his position. He is the type of press-resistant, highly technically proficient central midfield player England rarely produces.

There are obvious questions regarding his experience and a lack of sample size regarding his injury record, though a clean bill of health last season is encouraging.

Read Gray's full rating below

Tottenham Hotspur have confirmed the signing of Archie Gray from Leeds United.

Spurs struck an agreement which will see Gray, an England Under 21 international, join the club and Joe Rodon, the defender who spent last season on loan at Elland Road go the other way.

Leeds have indicated the two deals are separate with Spurs set to pay £40million for Gray and Rodon heading the other way for £10m. The Spurs view is that they are paying £25m-30m for Gray with Rodon part of that agreement.

Brighton remain optimistic about keeping hold of German European Championship squad members Pascal Gross (pictured) and Deniz Undav.

The Athletic revealed last month that the club is in talks with Gross about a contract extension for the 32-year-old midfielder and that they control a buy option in the loan agreement with Stuttgart, where striker Undav excelled last season.

New head coach Fabian Hurzeler has held talks with his fellow countrymen and wants both players to stay. Brighton's technical director David Weir says the chances are "very high" that Gross and Undav will remain at the club.

Weir added: "They are contracted to Brighton and they are players that have done well for us. Deniz has been out on loan and I think everyone has seen how well he's done there (18 goals and ten assists in 30 league games for Stuttgart).

"So, they are two players that we are expecting to be back with us and looking forward to being part of our squad. A lot of things have been written and said, but ultimately nothing has changed from our perspective. They are players we really like, Fabian has spoken to both players. We really hope they will be here moving forward."

Our writers — experts in transfers, tactics, data and football finance — have come together to rate this summer’s senior Premier League transfers in five categories, with each aspect of the move given a score out of 100.

Here's a snippet of how new Chelsea recruit Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall fared...

Tactical fit — 75/100

Under Enzo Maresca, Chelsea are expected to adopt a 4-3-3 formation with a single pivot, allowing two advanced No 8s to play between the lines and attack the final third. This system is familiar to Dewsbury-Hall, as he played as the left-sided No 8 for Maresca at Leicester. Maresca’s tactical demands of freedom and fluidity for his No 8s unlocked Dewsbury-Hall’s creative potential.

Risk or reward? 63/100

While Dewsbury-Hall joins a pretty stacked midfield group at Chelsea, there is potential for more than one of his competitors to depart before the summer window closes at the end of August.

What Chelsea’s sheer number of players in midfield means, however, is that Dewsbury-Hall may not be given the opportunities needed to flourish.

Read Dewsbury-Hall's full rating below

Hello and welcome to today's transfer news blog.

We'll bring you the latest breaking news, done deals and transfer chatter as this summer's window hots up.

Nice midfielder Khephren Thuram is in advanced talks to join Juventus on a five-year contract in a deal worth €20million (£16.9m; $21.5m) plus €5m in add-ons.

The 23-year-old is into the final year of his contract at the Ligue 1 club, who preferred to secure a transfer fee this summer rather than risk losing Thuram as a free agent next year.

The central midfielder — whose father Lillian played for Juventus during his playing career and whose older brother Marcus Thuram currently plays for Inter — has yet to pass any medical and has not signed any deal, with all parties yet to sign paperwork on a contract that will last through to 2029.

Brighton & Hove Albion goalkeeper Kjell Scherpen has joined Austrian champions Sturm Graz on loan for the 2024-25 season.

The 24-year-old joined Brighton from Ajax in 2021 and has made just one appearance for the club, with a series of loan spells away. Scherpen, a former Netherlands Under-21 goalkeeper, spent last season on loan at Sturm Graz, where he won the Austrian Bundesliga title.

Wolverhampton Wanderers have completed the signing of Brazilian defender Pedro Lima from Sport Recife.

The 18-year-old right-back has signed a five-year deal with the option of a further 12 months to keep him at the club until 2029.

Lima had been the subject of interest from a host of clubs, most prominently Chelsea, but it was confirmed in June Wolves had managed to strike a deal with Sport Recife in a major coup for the club.

The Athletic reported in the DealSheet he will cost Wolves around £12.7million.

Burnley have agreed a deal with Santos to sign defender Lucas Pires.

The left-back spent last season on loan at Spanish side Cadiz and will join Burnley in a deal worth €2.5million with a sell-on clause included.

The 23-year-old will become the club's second signing of the summer after Shurandy Sambo's arrival and he underwent his medical today.

Burnley needed to reinforce their left-back position after Charlie Taylor departed at the end of his contract. He has joined Southampton.

Manchester City are set to sign Savinho, also known as Savio, on a five-year-contract.

The 20-year-old has been part of the club’s City Football Group since 2022, but did not feature for Troyes and spent last season on loan at Girona. The Brazil international will now become the first signing of the summer transfer window for City, where he will sign a long-term contract through to 2029.

Southampton have reached an agreement in principle with Peterborough United for the signing of central defender Ronnie Edwards.

A fee in the region of £3million plus add-ons and a sell-on clause have been agreed, and he is set to sign a four-year deal with an option of a further year to keep him at the club until 2028.

The club are just finalising details on the structure of the deal and Edwards is now undergoing his medical today (June 2).

Southampton head coach Russell Martin has signed a new contract through to 2027 after he led them back to the Premier League at the first time of asking.

Martin took Southampton up via a 1-0 play-off final win against Leeds United at Wembley Stadium in May and has now signed an improved deal. He joined the club last summer and was tasked with securing their instant return to the Premier League after they were relegated at the end of the 2022-23 campaign.

Tom Heaton has signed a new one-year contract at Manchester United.

The 38-year-old re-joined United in 2021, having initially come through the club’s academy before leaving without making a first-team appearance in 2010, and has operated as the club’s second- and third-choice goalkeeper.

Heaton is currently training with the England squad, though not a formal member or eligible for selection, at the European Championship in Germany. England face Switzerland in their quarter-final tie on Saturday.

Darko Gyabi has re-joined Plymouth Argyle on a season-long loan from Leeds United.

The 20-year-old midfielder spent the second half of the 2023-24 campaign at Plymouth, making 10 Championship appearances, before his season was curtailed by a groin injury.

A Leeds statement said Gyabi "will now look to reignite that form and gain more valuable first team experience".

The England youth international joined Leeds from Manchester City in 2022 for a fee in the region of £5million, shortly after midfielder Kalvin Phillips had moved in the opposite direction.

Gyabi has made just five appearances in all competitions for Leeds and was limited to one Championship cameo during the first half of last season before he moved to Plymouth.

He will work under new Plymouth head coach Wayne Rooney after he was appointed Ian Foster's successor this summer.