The top six highlights of this round of Premier League: Aobo returns to Isak s debut, Manchester City Derby finale

After a dramatic transfer deadline, the first coaching dismissal of this season, and Haaland scored five goals for Norway on Tuesday night, fans are looking forward to the Premier League’s return this weekend. For teams such as Liverpool, Chelsea and Sunderland, the return of the Premier League on Saturday is an opportunity to continue the good momentum at the beginning of the season; for teams such as Fulham, Wolves and Aston Villa, they hope to take this opportunity to regroup.

So, what are the focus of attention when this round of Premier League return? Below is a list of you:

Highlight 1: Isaac played for Liverpool for the first time

This is one of the most sensational transfers in the transfer window this summer. Alexander Isaac joined Liverpool with a Premier League transfer record of £125 million. The Swedish striker refused to train and play for Newcastle in order to facilitate the transfer, and finally got what he wanted on the deadline. Shortly after joining, he played with the Swedish national team and made a substitute in the 72nd minute of the match against Kosovo.

Given the high transfer fees and the controversial way he left the team from Newcastle, Isaac will be under tremendous pressure on his new owner. Liverpool will challenge Burnley away on Sunday, and it remains unknown whether he will be sent to the court by coach Arn Slott immediately.

Due to the "strike strike" incident, he missed the full pre-season preparation, while another No. 9 player, Hugo Ekitic, performed well at the beginning of the season. Burnley, however, is an ideal warm-up opponent to prepare for the next Merseyside derby.

In any case, Isaac's every move will attract much attention.

Highlight 2: Aobo is back, and the guy

Nottingham Forest owner Evangelos Marinakis made the first decision to change coach this season during the international match day, and fired Nuno Santo, who led the team to the European arena last season.

On the surface, this decision is a bit harsh, after all, Nuno achieved 1 win, 1 draw and 1 loss in the first three rounds. But Marinakis obviously has a higher goal, and he quickly invited former Tottenham coach Ang Postkoglu, who led the team to win the UEFA Cup last season.

This coach who advocates offense and has a distinct personality undoubtedly adds highlight to the Premier League. This weekend, Forest will challenge Arsenal at Emirates Stadium, and Obo will also usher in his own return battle. Considering that he led Tottenham to its first major trophy since 2008 last season, Arsenal fans will certainly not be too enthusiastic about his arrival.

Highlight 3: Manchester City Derby, are the chickens pecking each other?

In the first three rounds of the game, Manchester City and Manchester United are facing considerable pressure, which is not common.

Red Devils coach Ruben Amorin performed poorly at the beginning of the season. The team lost to Arsenal and drew with Fulham. They only narrowly defeated Burnley at home and lost to the League Two team in the League Cup, and were eliminated in humiliation. Despite this, Manchester United is currently ahead of Manchester City in the standings, which has only won one victory in the first three rounds.

The good news is that Haaland has played the good show in the national team, and he can ensure that Manchester City's offense is full of threats. For Manchester United, summer new player Mattus Cunha was injured in the game against Burnley and may be absent. In addition, goalkeepers of both teams Ederson and Onana both left the team on the deadline, and the goalkeeper position also became the focus of attention: Will Donnarumma and Ramens appear immediately? Or will Trafford and Baindir continue to get opportunities? Both teams hope to find their form on the other side, and this kind of game is often sparking.

Highlight 4: Eddie Howe's "Post-Isaac Era"

For Newcastle coach Eddie Howe, the Isaac transfer farce has finally ended, and he can breathe a sigh of relief.

Although he and the players both denied that the team's poor form was related to this, Newcastle is currently ranked outside the relegation zone only by relying on the advantage of goal difference, with only 2 draws and 1 loss in three rounds. After Isaac left the team, Newcastle introduced two new strikers - Premier League experienced Yoan Visa and German international Nick Waltermad. Although some fans jokingly say that Eddie Hao will create a "one high and one fast" combination, similar to the former Portsmouth Crouch and Defoe, Eddie Hao will most likely only send one person to start this weekend's game against Wolves.

Considering that Visa also lacks competition status due to the strike, Waltermad, who is 2 meters tall, is more likely to start. Newcastle scored only 2 goals in the first three rounds of this season, and the front line was under great pressure. In addition, if Wolves' Jorgen Larsen starts, it is also worth paying attention. Newcastle had previously intended to introduce him but was rejected. If he scored in this game, it would be quite ironic.

Highlights 5: Jack's Return

Few players need a transfer more than Jack Gallish. His performance at Everton proved this after leaving Manchester City. Although he was once a key member of Guardiola's squad, Gallish gradually marginalized last season and his confidence was frustrated. During the Aston Villa period, he was one of the most spectacular players in the Premier League, but in Guardiola's system, his personal style was difficult to play and he eventually became a substitute.

Now that after joining Everton on loan, Gallish has returned to his courage and regained his creativity and confidence. This weekend, he will return to Villa Park Stadium with Everton. Villa started the season poorly and has not scored a goal so far, but they have brought Sancho and Elliott on loan in an attempt to reverse the decline. Like Gallish, Sancho hopes to prove himself again; while Elliott hopes to surprise Liverpool fans when playing against Everton.

Highlight 6: Kudus returns to West Ham United

Kudus quickly becomes a key player under Thomas Frank after transferring from West Ham United to Tottenham Hotspur for £55 million this summer. However, when he returns to London Stadium on Saturday, he may not be greeted with applause..

In the first round of the game against Sunderland, some West Ham fans held up a banner of "Judus" (Judas + Kudus) to express their dissatisfaction with his turn to his mortal enemy. Although some people understand his desire to play in the Champions League, he is likely to hear boos this weekend. This game is full of gunpowder.