Rating the new signings of the 'Premier League Five'.

The Daily Mail has just released the specific ratings for the top 5 newly promoted clubs in the Premier League after the first three matches of the season.

The Premier League has delivered plenty of drama and excitement after three rounds. Now it's time to look back at the performances of the new signings that the top five teams have brought in during this summer's transfer window, as selected by the Daily Mail (excluding players who joined after the third round of the Premier League).

Among these, Tottenham were not given any points because new signing Davinson Sanchez only played for one minute in the 1-1 draw with Burnley in the last round.

Arsenal

Alexandre Lacazette (£53 million, from Lyon) - 7 points: The French striker made an impressive Premier League debut with a goal against Leicester City. He quickly adapted to his new team.

Sead Kolasinac (free agent, from Schalke) - 7 points: One of the few players who performed well despite Arsenal's poor form.

Chelsea

Alvaro Morata (£70 million, from Real Madrid) - 8 points: Despite the criticism after the Super Cup match, Morata gradually proved his worth with 2 goals and 2 assists in 3 games.

Tiemoue Bakayoko (£40 million, from AS Monaco) - 6 points: Played the full 90 minutes in the win against Tottenham despite not being fully recovered from injury. A promising future awaits Bakayoko.

Antonio Rudiger (£31 million, from AS Roma) - 7 points: Rudiger showed he is capable of replacing captain Gary Cahill.

Liverpool

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Mohamed Salah (£39 million, from AS Roma) - 9 points: The best Premier League signing of this summer's transfer window. Salah's 3 goals and countless dazzling dribbles have helped Liverpool's attack flourish in the early stages of the season.

Andy Robertson (£8 million, from Watford) - 6 points: So far, Robertson has played quite well and needs more games to prove himself.

Dominic Solanke (free agent, from Chelsea) - 5 points: Had few opportunities to play.

Manchester City

The red card in the match against Everton seriously damaged Walker's reputation.

Kyle Walker (£45 million, from Tottenham) - 5 points: The red card against Everton cost Walker dearly.

Benjamin Mendy (£52 million, from AS Monaco) - 6 points: Mendy still needs to improve his attacking abilities.

Bernardo Silva (£43 million, from AS Monaco) - 8 points: Bernardo Silva has shown that manager Pep Guardiola was right to sign him from Monaco.

Ederson (£35 million, from Benfica) - 6 points: Ederson hasn't really adapted well to the English football environment.

Danilo (£27 million, from Real Madrid) - 6 points: Walker was suspended, Danilo benefited, but the defender's performance wasn't particularly impressive.

Manchester United

Romelu Lukaku (£75 million, from Everton) - 8 points: Fast, strong, and possesses the goal-scoring instinct of a striker. 3 goals in 3 games is a pretty good achievement.

Nemanja Matic (£40 million, from Chelsea): Manchester United's most outstanding new signing. He is almost exactly the player the Red Devils have been lacking for a long time.

Victor Lindelof (£30.7 million, from Benfica) - 5 points: Has not played in any Premier League matches. Previously, Lindelof disappointed in the Super Cup match against Real Madrid. He needs more time to adapt.

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