4. Glenn Murray- Crystal Palace to AFC Bournemouth (£4 million)
Bournemouth needed to add some experience to their youthful looking squad, and Glenn Murray certainly provides that.
Murray suffered a severe injury that ruled him out for Palace’s first season back into the Premier League, but he was a key part of Alan Pardew’s side’s success at the back end of the last campaign, netting some crucial goals.
He will also provide a different option for Eddie Howe, to their free flowing football. His aerial presence will give wingers Matt Ritchie and Max Gradel to target with crosses, and at set pieces.
Callum Wilson has seemlessly carried on from where he left off in the Championship last season, but Howe will hope Murray can chip in with 10 or so goals to help keep the Cherries afloat.
