TA voted the worst transfer in the Premier League summer window: Sheshko ranked first with 6 votes, Trafford with 3 votes, and Wirtz with 1 vote

The Athletic conducted its annual agent survey and interviewed 20 agents, asking them to choose the worst transfer operation in the Premier League this summer.

Among the 20 agents, 6 voted for Manchester United to spend 76.5 million euros to sign Sheshko as the worst transfer in the Premier League summer window. One agent said: "The transfer fee is too high and the timing is too early." Another claimed: "Manchester United was forced to complete this signing." A third commented: "Such a high transfer fee only resulted in mediocre combat power."

Manchester City's 31.2 million euros to sign Trafford received 3 votes. An agent said: "I just think this is a wrong decision. Traford could have been the core at Burnley, or went to Newcastle to get more Stable starting opportunity. Now he is sitting on the Manchester City bench, backing up the world's best goalkeeper. "Another agent also questioned Manchester City's decision-making errors: "Spending almost 40 million to buy a goalkeeper, and then buying another a few weeks later? "

Other transfers that received votes include Chelsea's signing of Gittens (this team is completely unsuitable for him), Liverpool's signing of Isak (the transfer fee is too high and the transfer method is not decent enough), Liverpool's signing of Wirtz, etc.

Agent voted the worst transfer in the Premier League summer window:

1-Manchester United signed Sheshko for 76.5 million euros, 6 votes

2-Man City signed Trafford for 31.2 million euros, 3 votes

3-Newcastle 57 700,000 euros to sign Visa, 1 vote

3-Villa loaned Sancho, 1 vote

3-Chelsea loaned Bonanotte, 1 vote

3-Brighton loaned Ferguson, 1 vote

3-Liverpool 4690 Wan Europe signed Kolquez, 1 vote

3-Nottingham Forest signed Hutchinson for 43.4 million euros, 1 vote

3-Chelsea signed Gittens for 56 million euros, 1 vote

3-Manchester United sold Anton for 22 million Nigeria, 1 vote

3-Brentford signed Ouattara for 42.8 million euros, 1 vote