James among this weekend's potential debutants

From the striker whose old fans "would have given the keys to their car to drive him away" to the winger who was playing it "safe" at his old club, BBC Sport looks at some of the new players in the Premier League after a flurry of late signings at the end of the summer transfer window.

Daniel James (Leeds)

Daniel James will finally make his Leeds United debut - possibly against Liverpool on Sunday - over two-and-a-half years after thinking he had joined the club.

In January 2019 he had signed the paperwork, had a medical, posed with the shirt and had interviews about joining Leeds - but his then club Swansea pulled out at the last minute.

James, 23, joined Manchester United that summer. He started off brightly but went off the boil, ending with nine goals in 74 appearances.

He admitted he started to play "safe" in games with United, not the most useful thing for a pacy winger, who will now have the chance to get his career going again at Elland Road.

Find out who else made it onto our list of potential debutants this weekend