In the first round of the Premier League, all new signings from the big six made their appearances, with two providing assists and one contributing two assists, while Yorke-Kress registered zero shots and Chanku won hope.

The first round of the new Premier League season has concluded with nine matches, and all big six teams have completed their opening games. Liverpool, Tottenham, Manchester City, and Arsenal secured victories, Chelsea drew, and Manchester United suffered a loss. All new signings from the big six clubs this summer got to play, showcasing some impressive performances while others struggled.

Overview of the big six teams in the Premier League's first round:Liverpool 4-2 Bournemouth, Tottenham 3-0 Burnley, Manchester City 4-0 Wolves, Arsenal 1-0 Manchester United, Chelsea 0-0 Crystal Palace..

Review of the new signings from the big six in the first round:

• Liverpool:Ekitike contributed with a goal and an assistand performed excellently; Wirtz, Flynn-Pong, and Kolkz still need to adapt to their new team.
• Tottenham:Kudus assisted twiceand activated Richarlison; Terl and Palhinha still need to adjust to their new club.
• Manchester City:Reinders provided a goal and an assistand had an outstanding performance, resembling a taller version of young Gundogan; Shelkhi scored with a long-range shot off the bench; Nouri also performed well; Trafford achieved a clean sheet, becoming Manchester City's new number one.
• Chelsea: Both João Pedro and Delap, the new strikers, seemed to perform similarly to Jackson in the Premier League; Estupinan, Gittens, and Santos all need to adapt to the physicality and pace of the Premier League.
• Arsenal:Yorke-Kress started with zero shotsand was practically invisible, which is more of a tactical issue for Arteta; Madueke needs to adjust to the new team, and Zubimendi needs to adapt to the Premier League.
• Manchester United:Kunia and Mbeumo started, and while the team lost, they brought hope; both players are high-quality assets for mid-to-lower-tier Premier League teams.Sesko came on as a substitute, providing a point of reference.

After nine matches in the first round of the Premier League, Manchester City leads the table with three points and a goal difference of four; Tottenham and Sunderland both have three points with three goals, ranking in the top three, while Liverpool and Nottingham Forest also have three points with a goal difference of two, placing in the top five.