REVEALED: Tottenham and West Ham record signings feature in rundown

Rounding up the mini series, Tottenham and West Ham's club-record summer arrivals each fall under the microscope... 

Southampton - Moussa Djenepo (7.04 rating) 

Injury has restricted Moussa Djenepo to just five league appearances, and two starts, following his summer arrival, but the 21-year-old has been an exciting addition to an otherwise disappointing Southampton side. The youngster's WhoScored rating (7.04) is the best of all Saints players with the Malian netting twice and completing the second most dribbles per 90 (5.3) of all players for the south coast side. 

Tottenham - Tanguy Ndombele (6.81 rating) 

Tottenham fans are yet to really see the best of club-record summer capture Tanguy Ndombele, but the Frenchman has given glimpses of his quality with his two goals and one assist contributing towards a respectable WhoScored rating of 6.81. The Frenchman has been an effective performer off the ball having averaged 1.8 tackles per game so far in the Premier League this season and provides the drive from deep having made 1.3 successful dribbles per game. 

Watford - Craig Dawson (6.57 rating) 

Ismaila Sarr hasn't really been handed a sustained opportunity to live up to the billing at Vicarage Road, while Danny Welbeck's injury issues have flared up once more, with Craig Dawson Watford's top rated summer arrival with a WhoScored rating of 6.57. The 29-year-old is making the second most clearances per game (4.8) of all Hornets players this season to feature as Watford's representative. 

West Ham - Sebastien Haller (7.27 rating) 

West Ham fans were understandably excited about the big money capture of Sebastien Haller and the Frenchman has impressed as his WhoScored rating (7.27) suggests. The Hammers' form has tailed off in recent weeks, owing in part to injury to Lukasz Fabianski, but the 25-year-old continues to work hard for the team. He has had a direct hand in five of the 14 league goals West Ham have netted, scoring four, and is winning more aerial duels per game (6.9) than any other Premier League player this season. 

Wolves - Patrick Cutrone (6.27 rating) 

Wolves spent big over the summer, primarily in making Raul Jimenez and Leander Dendoncker's loan moves permanent, with Nuno Espirito Santo adding Pedro Neto and Patrick Cutrone to the squad. The latter is Wolves' highest rated summer arrival, with a 6.27, but the lowly return owes to Santo rarely tinkering with his regular XI. The Italian has made nine appearances, but just three starts, and has one goal to his name to show for his efforts, with a lack of rotation explaining why that rating is as low as it is.