Fantasy football scout: 9 new Premier League signings you should consider

Kyle Walker (Manchester City)Acquired from Tottenham for £50m, the raiding right-back produced more assists (six) than any defender in Fantasy Premier League last term. Walker, available for £6.5m, has been utilised as a wing-back over the summer as Pep Guardiola contemplates a three-man defence.Harry Maguire (Leicester)Leicester snapped up the versatile Maguire from relegated Hull, and at just 5.0he'll offer you more than mere clean sheet potential. The centre-back scored twice last season andranked second for shots inside the box (24) among FPL defenders in 2016/17; third for overall attempts on goal. Sead Kolasinac (Arsenal)The Bosniainternational produced three goals and five assists for Schalkein last season’s Bundesliga. Priced at £6.0m, Kolasinac netted against Chelsea in the Community Shield and looks set to claim the left-wing-back role in Arsenal’s new 3-4-2-1 formation. Mo Salah (Liverpool)The Egyptinternational arrives at Anfield having scored 15 goals and assisted 13 more for Roma in 2016/17. Available for £9.0m, he has been quick to make his mark bynetting four times in Liverpool’s pre-season friendlies.Pascal Gross (Brighton)A set-piece specialist, the Seagulls’ new playmaker was ranked number one for chances created in the Bundesliga in each of the last two seasons. Gross is priced at an enticing£5.5m, and has already scored three times in a central support role in recent friendlies.Tom Ince (Huddersfield)The Terrierswinger has the form to make an immediate impact, having joinedfrom Derby on the back of 14 goals and eight assists last season. Costing just £6.0m, Ince has found the net four times in pre-seasonand avoids playinglast year’s top six in the first six gameweeks.Javier Hernandez (West Ham)Hernandez returns to the Premier League after netting 39 goals in 76 appearances overtwo years at Bayer Leverkusen. He'll only set you back £7.0m andcould also claim penalty duties, making him an attractive go-to mid-price option for three-man frontlines.Romelu Lukaku (Manchester United)Owned by a massive 48% of FPL managers, Lukaku is far and away the most popular player in the game after his summer move to Old Trafford. Handed a price tag of £11.5m after netting 25 times for Everton, he faces just one of last term’s top six in the first nine gameweeks.Alvaro Morata (Chelsea)Chelsea’s summer signing from Real Madrid will offer the Blues a physical presence up front and looks the perfect replacement for Diego Costa. Having returned 15 goals and three assists last term, the £10.5m-priced Spaniard will also add much-needed pace to the champions' attack this time out.More fantasy football for 2017/18...Fantasy football scout: 9 overlooked players you might have missedFantasy football scout: 6 bargain defenders under 5.0m to considerFantasy football scout: 5 bargain midfielders under 6.5m to look atFantasy football scout: 5 bargain strikers under 7.0m to consider26 red hot fantasy football tips from old winners and expertsNew features you'd love at FourFourTwo.com