With no Premier League games for a few weeks now, clubs can reset and work on certain aspects of their game which perhaps haven't gone to plan in the first games of the new season.

Manchester United are to scour the market for centre-forwards ahead of January, with a growing chance they could make another attacking addition if their problems in front of goal continue.

As Craig Bellamy and his Wales squad prepare to face current Nations League champions Portugal, after their promotion back into League A, they could've done without the injury withdrawals of Harry Wilson, Joe Rodon, Nathan Broadhead, Dylan Lawlor, Karl Darlow, Rubin Colwill, and Isaak Davies.

There's no doubt that a Netherlands v Germany fixture, in whichever competition they play, is one of European football's glamour games.

Erling Haaland is happy at Manchester City and has started the new era under Enzo Maresca in the way the club would have wanted.

Despite having been at the helm for nearly 15 years, Diego Simeone continues to get a tune out of his Atletico Madrid squad.

Cole Palmer is determined to put any speculation surrounding his commitment to England and his Chelsea future behind him as he focuses on proving himself for club and country.

Just over a year since signing for Arsenal, there now appear to be serious question marks over the future of Viktor Gyokeres at the club.

It wasn't that long ago when Erik ten Hag proudly signed Alejandro Garnacho to a long-term contract at Man Utd.

The international break has marked a dramatic pause in the start of Europe’s elite football leagues, all of which - except for the German Bundesliga - have already played at least five rounds. But which fresh faces have caught the eye so far? Flashscore has picked five, one from each of the top five leagues, and listed them alphabetically.