Premier League transfer needs: Who needs what in final week of the summer window?

With just one week to go in the summer transfer window, which Premier League clubs needs to strengthen and where? Below we list the main area each club needs to strengthen in and chuck a few names out there they can go and get. It has already been a ridiculously busy summer of transfers, but all signs point to a late flurry of deals. Arsenal Left winger - The only area Arsenal may need an extra option is left wing. Kenan Yildiz has been linked. Other than that, they are set. Aston Villa Defenders, goalkeeper, central midfielder, forwards - Their squad is a mess after so many outgoings. A massive week in the transfer market is needed to get them back on track. Ordonez and Harwood-Bellis have been linked in defense. Bournemouth Striker - Some extra help for Evanilson would be ideal, while general squad cover will be needed with Europa League coming up. Brentford Striker - A solid back-up option for Igor Thiago would be the dream, but seems like it will be quiet. Brighton & Hove Albion Central midfielder - Very few areas where they need to strengthen, but perhaps another midfielder if Ayari moves on? Chelsea Central midfielder, goalkeeper - It's clear a new goalkeeper should come in, while there could be movement in central midfield if Enzo Fernandez leaves. Adam Wharton or Alex Scott could be great options? Coventry City Winger - Some extra creativity out wide would be a nice end to a busy summer. Maybe Mudryk from Chelsea is an option? Crystal Palace Striker, central defender, central midfielder - The situation around Mateta's future is bizarre, while Riad's injury may force them to sign a center back. Adam Wharton seems likely to stay, but if he doesn't then a central midfielder will be needed. Everton Forward - The squad seems set but if a forward becomes available who can give them extra depth, they should go for it. Fulham Striker - Youngster Gonzalo Garcia looks sharp and getting some extra competition for him and Rodrigo Muniz should be the priority. Hull City Winger - They have signed so many new players but a winger or two would be ideal as they look to provide more chances for McBurnie to finish. Ipswich Town Central midfielder - An extra central midfielder is probably needed and they've been linked with Exequiel Palacios. Other than that, Ipswich are stacked in defense and attack. Leeds United Winger - Their squad is looking settled and strong and perhaps another spark in attack is all they need to add. They've been linked with a loan move for Mudryk. Liverpool Central midfielder, winger - They need a defensive midfielder to improve their balance, while another full back (or two) would be nice. Wharton from Palace would be a good fit. What about Tyler Adams from Bournemouth? And then there is Bradley Barcola who could come in out wide. Manchester City Central midfielder, winger - It's hard to see where City need any players at all but even after the big-money arrivals of Anderson and Bouaddi, another midfielder is probably needed. Cody Gakpo has also been linked. Manchester United Defenders - After signing so many central midfielders, they have options in that area. Perhaps a new left back and defensive cover should be the priority? Myles Lewis-Skelly continues to be linked... Newcastle United Striker - They have strengthened their central midfield, which was a must, and now the focus will switch to depth and adding an extra striker if Woltemade moves on. Nottingham Forest Goalkeeper, striker - Goalkeeper has been a problem area for a while for Forest and they need to address it. They've also been linked with a move for Liam Delap up top, which makes a lot of sense. Sunderland Midfielder, winger - An extra bit of trickery out wide would be nice, while some general squad depth for the European challenge would also be welcome. Tottenham Hotspur Striker, goalkeeper - Spurs have spent big this summer and they are making moves for forwards with Gakpo from Liverpool and Marmoush from Man City linked. Perhaps they also need a new goalkeeper?