Which clubs have the most business to do in the summer transfer window?

A defensive midfielder could be a priority too, with Eric Dier and Tanguy Ndombele far from impressing in that role. While there’s uncertainty on the future of Harry Kane and his role at Tottenham, Mourinho should look to secure at least one more striker, increasing to two should Kane leave. In Kane’s absence, Spurs have often looked toothless in attack this term.

Everton

Despite an upturn in form since the appointment of CarloAncelotti, the Toffees proved they’ve still got work to do in their 4-0 defeatto Chelsea at the start of March. Defensively, they’re all over the place,including goalkeeper Jordan Pickford.

They should look for another first–choice option, or at least an alternative that can provide the competition Pickford needs to improve his own form. Ancelotti should look to bring in his own choice of centre back’s too, with no real outstanding candidates to fill that role.

They could be in the market for a few midfielders too. Andre Gomes has the quality to improve the midfield and should be given time after just returning from his horrific injury. But Morgan Schneiderlin, Fabian Delph and Tom Davies haven’t done enough to make a starting spot their own.

Theo Walcott, Moise Kean and Alex Iwobi aren’t proving goodenough support for Dominic Calvert Lewin and Richarlison in attack. They shouldbolster their squad with more suitable options here.

West Ham United

After heavy investment in the summer, few would have expected the East Londoners to only be out of the relegation zone on goal difference. Should they avoid the drop, they’ll need to reinvest again.

There’s always a heightened sense of worry when LukaszFabianski isn’t between the sticks. They’ve gone through three back up optionsthis season, including Roberto, David Martin and Darren Randolph. A long-termback up, or first choice, should be a priority.

The Hammers have defensive options, but they’ve not been able to piece that puzzle together correctly just yet. Right back is the weakest spot here and they could look for another option over Ryan Fredericks or the ageing Pablo Zabaleta.

West Ham simply do not score enough goals too. Afterspending £40m on Sebastien Haller, they’d have expected a better return fromthe Frenchman, despite being the club’s top scorer with seven. He’s their onlynotable striker too, so another player could be brought in to share the load upfront.

Jarrod Bowen could be a shrewd addition to the squad, having arrived from Hull City on January’s transfer deadline day. He hasn’t been given enough time yet, but could be another answer to the team’s midfield and attacking crisis.

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