Jarrod Bowen's decision to stay at West Ham is massive news for the Hammers - a player of his quality should be able to cause havoc in the Championship.

Bowen didn’t have his most prolific season in the 25/26 campaign, but his tally of nine goals was still the highest in the West Ham squad.

Callum Wilson has joined Brentford, Crysencio Summerville has also departed, and the future of Taty Castellanos is uncertain - it seems like Bowen will again be the undisputed number one attacking option up front for the Hammers, and on penalty duties.

He has posted some impressive numbers in recent years, including 13 goals in 34 Premier League appearances in the 24/25 season, and 16 goals in 34 appearances before that.

His durability is impressive, with minimal games missed through injury, so if he can stay fit for a full season, this price appeals.

After playing a key role for Mexico at the World Cup, Raul Jimenez will return to Molineux this season, as he completed a transfer from Fulham.

The 35-year-old scored three times at the World Cup, including against England in the round of 16.

Before that, he had a decent campaign for the Cottagers, playing a role in 36 Premier League matches during which he scored nine goals - he was preferred to lead the line over Rodrigo Muniz for the majority of the campaign, which is a positive sign.

Jimenez spent five seasons at Wolves from 2018 to 2023, so he will be used to the setup, and he is likely to play a massive role in their promotion push.

The signing of Kieran Trippier is another positive one for the Old Gold, and his ability to deliver pinpoint crosses into the box should massively benefit Jimenez.

After joining Norwich from Norwegian side Randers in the January transfer window, Mohamed Toure hit the ground running for his new club.

He scored on his debut, despite only coming on from the bench, before then bagging a hat-trick in the next match against Oxford.

Toure scored nine goals in his opening 11 Championship matches for the Canaries, before suffering a groin injury which ruled him out of the rest of the season.

Still, the signs were positive, and if he can maintain fitness, he will hope to be challenging towards the top of the Championship scoring charts.

The 22-year-old is quite raw, but is certainly not short of talent, and he was involved for Australia at the recent World Cup.

Norwich have a seriously good talent in their ranks, and the expectation is for Toure to lead the line in place of Josh Sargent, who departed for Toronto back in February.

Eleven Premier League goals is an impressive return for any player, and even more so for one who didn’t start every game.

Flemming’s performances last season perhaps went under the radar as Burnley were relegated, but he bagged eleven goals in just 21 starts, accounting for almost a third of the goals scored by his side in the league.

The Dutchman was incredibly efficient when chances fell to his feet, and he looks set to lead the line for Burnley in the Championship.

The 27-year-old scored 12 goals in 35 Championship appearances in the 24/25 season to help the Clarets earn their promotion - that was his first season at Turf Moor, and he seems to only be improving.

Flemming is also likely to be the designated penalty taker for his side this upcoming season, and he converted both of his spot-kicks in the Premier League.

Josh Windass is the longshot here, but this price looks way too big considering he scored 16 goals in 41 appearances in his first season at Wrexham, with three of those from the penalty spot.

Wrexham finished seventh in the Championship last season, narrowly missing out on a playoff finish by just two points, as they drew on the final day.

In the end, it was a disappointing conclusion to the campaign, but the Welsh side have proven that they can be competitive at this level, and they will hope to go one further this season.

Wrexham scored 69 goals in 46 league matches, which shows how they can support a player challenging for the Golden Boot - Windass is most likely to be that man.

The 32-year-old is vastly experienced, and he scored 13 goals in 44 appearances for Wigan in the 24/25 campaign before completing his move to Wrexham.