England midfielder Gareth Barry is the first major mover of the summer transfer merry-go-round as he quits Aston Villa to join the Manchester City revolution for �12m, instead of an expected switch to Liverpool
Premier League new boys Wolves come into the top flight as Championship winners and start off their squad strengthening with the signing of Serbian midfielder Nenad Milijas (right)
Is Thomas Vermaelen the man to help Arsenal rediscover their defensive steel? The club's fans will certainly be hoping so after the 23-year-old Belgian centre-back moves to the Emirates Stadium from Ajax for about �10m
Paraguay striker Roque Santa Cruz was always expected to leave Blackburn and rejoin former Ewood Park boss Mark Hughes at Manchester City and he duly does so in a reported �18m move
Liverpool boss Rafael Benitez makes his first foray into the transfer market with the signing of England right-back Glen Johnson from Portsmouth, in a deal believed to be worth �17.5m
Kevin Doyle also joins Wolves as manager Mick McCarthy beats off competition from other top-flight sides to land the Republic of Ireland striker from Reading for a fee believed to be a club record �6m
Burnley are another team new to the Premier League and manager Owen Coyle drafts in Scotland international striker Steven Fletcher for �3m from Scottish Premier League outfit Hibernian
Luis Antonio Valencia is welcomed by Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson after completing a deal worth a reported �16m from Wigan. The winger has the task of replacing outgoing �80m man Cristiano Ronaldo
Chelsea manager Carlo Ancelotti (left) welcomes Daniel Sturridge to the club after the young striker decided to reject a new deal at Manchester City in favour of a move to Stamford Bridge
Former Liverpool striker Michael Owen (centre) stuns the football world by joining Manchester United on a free at the end of his Newcastle contract and French winger Gabriel Obertan (left) also arrives, along with Valencia
The left-sided Russian international Yuri Zhirkov impressed at Euro 2008 and he will be hoping to make a similar impact in the Premier League after Chelsea sign him for a reported fee of �18m from CSKA Moscow
Argentine striker Carlos Tevez causes more controversy, swapping the red of Manchester United for the blue of Manchester City as the Eastlands club continue to add to their strikeforce, this time for a reported �25.5m
Aston Villa bring in England winger Stewart Downing for �12m from Middlesbrough, but they will have to wait until late in the year to see him don the claret-and-blue colours as he recovers from a fractured foot
Cash-rich Manchester City cause more waves when they sign another striker, this time paying fellow Premier League side Arsenal about �25m to take Togo international Emmanuel Adebayor off their hands
Wigan had problems scoring goals last season and new manager Roberto Martinez attempts to put that right by raiding former club Swansea to sign Trinidad & Tobago striker Jason Scotland for �2m
New Sunderland boss Steve Bruce swoops for an enforcer in their midfield - and Marseille's Albanian captain Lorik Cana is the man in question as he seals a reported �5m move
It is one in, one out at the Stadium of Light - midfielder Dean Whitehead must like playing in red and white stripes as he swaps Sunderland for Stoke for an initial fee of �3m
Manchester City boss Mark Hughes switches his attentions to their defence after signing three strikers and brings in another player from Arsenal as Kolo Toure signs for the Eastlands club for a reported �14m
Peter Crouch waves goodbye to Portsmouth after 16 goals last season, as the giant England striker rejoins former gaffer Harry Redknapp at Tottenham for a fee of about �10m
Aston Villa boss Martin O'Neill continues to strengthen for the future with the signing of exciting 19-year-old midfielder Fabian Delph for an undisclosed fee from League One side Leeds
Darren Bent gets into trouble at Tottenham for Twittering about the delay in his move to Sunderland - but the England hitman eventually gets his wish and moves to the north-east for a club record �10m
Liverpool sell playmaker Xabi Alonso to big-spending Real Madrid, but Rafael Benitez acts immediately to swoop for talented Italian midfielder Alberto Aquilani, who joins the Reds from Roma for a reported �20m
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