The new player at the Premier League starts revealed: Sunderland s new player in the half-team, Fulham Crystal Palace s new face!

As soon as the new Premier League season started, each team showed its "new aid attitude". Some teams boldly launched a large number of new players to make the starting lineup look new; some teams still focus on familiar faces and try the waters with caution. Whether it is Sunderland's starter 7 new players who easily won, Liverpool's four high-profile signings debut, or Fulham and Crystal Palace have not even made a new face, this round of starting lineup is like a mirror, reflecting the team's signing strategies and coach's thoughts. Next, let’s take a look at the number of new players that each team plays in the first round starting lineup!

0 people - Fulham and Crystal Palace

This is not surprising, because the two teams have only three total signings, two of whom are substitute goalkeepers. Although Crystal Palace's new aid Borna Sousa was on the bench against Chelsea, she failed to start.

1 - Aston Villa, Brighton, Everton (+2 substitutes), Newcastle, Nottingham Forest, Tottenham (+1 substitutes), Wolves (+2 substitutes)

Villa goalkeeper Marco Bizot scored his opponent in the game against Newcastle, and Newcastle's starting Anthony Ellanga also made his debut in the game.

Dan Endoye of Nottingham Forest started directly against Brentford and scored the team's second goal, performing well.

Brighton's left-back Maxim DeCooper could have easily scored extra points, but was snatched by Fulham's stoppage equalizer. Wolves' David Moller Wolf suffered a four-goal defeat against Manchester City, but failed to perform well. Vitor Pereira's substitutes, Fair Lopez and Jon Arias, also played.

Everton's Kiernan Dusbury Hall failed to lead the team to win Leeds, and substitutes Jack Grelish and Thierno Barry did not make any achievements.

Tottenham Hotspur, Mohamed Kudus contributed two assists in his first round, helping the team defeat Burnley 3-0. Substitute Joo Palinha who came on the field later also made a appearance.

2 players - Arsenal (+1 substitute), Chelsea (+2 substitute), Manchester United (+1 substitute), West Ham (+1 substitute)

Arteta and Ruben Amorin all arranged two new players in the starting lineup: Arsenal's Victor Giyocres and Martin Zubimendi, and Manchester United's Matthews Cunha and Brian Mbeumo.

Noni Marduk and Benjamin Sesco then made their appearance as a substitute.

In the team sent by Enzo Maresca, Joao Pedro and Jamie Gittens started against Crystal Palace, and the second half was replaced by Liam Delapp and Estevao, but the game still ended 0-0. (Andre Santos played on loan after signing in 2023. He appeared on the bench in this game, but he is not counted as a new player here)

West Ham's new players Elhaji Malik Diouf, Maz Hermanson and substitute Callum Wilson performed mediocrely against Sunderland.

3 people - Bournemouth, Brentford (+1 substitute), Burnley (+4 substitute), Leeds (+2 substitute), Manchester City (+1 substitute)

Guardiola directly let James Traoft start, partnering with Rayan Ait Nuri and the excellent Tijani Reyindes on the defense, and substitute Rayan Cherki scored Manchester City's fourth goal.

Bornemouth's newly formed defense includes goalkeeper Joelger Petrovic and defenders Baford Diakite and Adrian Truffert. Although the performance was remarkable, it eventually lost to Liverpool.

Burnley introduced 10 new players in the summer window, and sent seven players to Tottenham in the first round, but most of them came on the bench.

Brentford let Coyvin Kelleh, Michael Cayode and Anthony Milanbo start, and Jordan Henderson comes on as a substitute, but the team eventually loses 1-3 to Nottingham Forest.

Leeds immediately affected the free agent Lucas Nemecha in the game against Everton, goalkeeper Lucas Perry, left-back Gabriel Goodmondson, midfielder Anton Stacher started, and substitute Sean Longstaff also appeared.

4 players - Liverpool

Alne Slott directly sent four high-profile signings to start against Bournemouth, but Jeremy Flynn, Milos Krkz, Florian Werz and Hugo Ekitic failed to complete the game, although Ekitic continued to score in the Community Shield to win another goal.

7 people - Sunderland (+1 substitute)

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Robin Roves, Renildo Mandaya, Habib Diyala, Noah Sadiki, captain Granit Zaka, Simon Adinggra and Chemstin Tebby all started, and played a key role in the 3-0 victory against West Ham, with substitute Omar Aldret assisting to score the third goal of Sunderland.

Note: Here are counted on the starting debut of each team in the league - that is, players who have played for other Premier League teams or have played in other events after joining the new team are also included, but players who have played or loaned during the club's Championship are not counted.