As Premier League clubs continue to be linked with some of footballs biggest names, we chart which ones would have the greatest impact according to Sky Sports Fantasy Footballs valuations. Zlatan Ibrahimovic is rated the most valuable of those already to have arrived, with the new Manchester United star priced at £12.2m, the fourth highest in the new games listings. Who makes your team? Select your Sky Sports Fantasy Football team for free here. However, with United and Arsenal both linked with potential club-record signings, heres a look at who are the Premier Leagues most valuable potential acquisitions, plus how many points the number crunchers at Sky Sports Fantasy Football believe they would have picked up last season according to the new scoring system...Mario GotzeSky Sports Fantasy Football valuation: £10.7mEstimated points from last season: 80 Mario Gotze scored the winning goal in the 2014 World Cup final Liverpool and Tottenham have been linked with the German attacking midfielder, with Bayern Munich reportedly open to offers following an indifferent season. The 24-year-old has struggled to kick on from scoring the winning goal at the 2014 World Cup, making just 11 starts in the last Bundesliga campaign, scoring three times and assisting another four. He had managed 29 in his previous three seasons combined so Premier League suitors will surely be forthcoming. Alexandre Lacazette Sky Sports Fantasy Football valuation: £11.1mLast seasons estimated points: 219 Alexandre Lacazette has scored over 20 goals in his last two seasons The French striker has emerged as one of Europes top transfer targets following back-to-back prolific campaigns with Lyon, netting 27 goals in 2014/15 then firing them to second in Ligue 1 with another 21 last season. Arsenal have been most heavily linked with the 25-year-old following a campaign in which they were the lowest scorers in the Premier Leagues top four, with Olivier Giroud their top scorer with 16 goals. However, Lacazette is not actually considered an upgrade on his compatriot, valued at £0.6m less.Paul PogbaSky Sports Fantasy Football valuation: £11.5mLast seasons estimated points: 245 Paul Pogba has been heavily linked with a move to Old Trafford Reports may be suggesting that the Juventus midfielder could become the worlds most expensive signing and the first £100m+ transfer if Manchester United are to secure his services, but Sky Sports Fantasy Football wouldnt even consider him the most valuable midfielder in the league. Kevin De Bruyne is rated at £12m despite scoring and assisting less goals than Pogba last season, although Riyad Mahrez recorded more impressive stats but costs less at £11m in the new game. Take on your mates Prove youre the best football manager by creating a league and inviting your mates here. Alvaro MorataSky Sports Fantasy Football valuation: £11.7mLast seasons estimated points: 124 Alvaro Morata was the joint second top scorer at Euro 2016 Morata is perhaps the most questionable name on the list, both in terms of a deal getting done and his ability to deliver big points. Both Chelsea and Arsenal have been linked with the striker, who scored three times in four appearances at Euro 2016 and has now returned to Real Madrid after they activated a £24m buy-back clause.However, suggestions that the European champions will be looking to make an instant profit on the 23-year-old has been dampened by their exit from the race to sign Pogba, meaning his services may not be as readily available as thought. Antoinio Conte, Arsene Wenger and indeed Sky Sports Fantasy Football bosses should be wary that the striker has never managed double figures in a single league campaign, although last seasons 16 starts represented his greatest run of first-team exposure.Gonzalo Higuain Sky Sports Fantasy Football valuation: £12.3mLast seasons estimated points: 353 Gonzalo Higuain was one of Europes most prolific scorers last season The Napoli strikers potential fee may not be a world record but he is considered the most valuable of the potential signings. Reports are suggesting that Giroud could used in an exchange deal and Sky Sports Fantasy Football believe Higuain would be an upgrade, rating the Argentina international £0.7m more expensive. That price difference looks warranted given he scored 36 times in Serie A last season. He would, however, not be the most expensive player in the game, with Alexis Sanchez (£12.4m), Harry Kane (£12.8m) and Sergio Aguero (£13m) all rated higher. Pick your team Who will star in 2016/17? Select your Sky Sports Fantasy Football team here. Also See: Fantasy Football is back! Play Fantasy Football now! Premier League fixtures Premier League latest NEWCASTLE, England - Ayoze Perez came on at halftime to score the winner for the second straight week as Newcastle beat a lacklustre Liverpool 1-0 Saturday in the Premier League.Moussa Sissoko broke into Liverpools penalty area in the 73rd minute at St. James Park and tried to play in Remy Cabella. Alberto Moreno intercepted the cross but was unable to clear, and Perez lashed the ball in from 10 metres (yards).We were punished for a mistake and that is what cost us the game, Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers said. We passed the ball well. The options in front of the ball were good but we probably lacked that little bit in the final third of the field. We did not create as much as we would have liked.It was Newcastles second victory against a top club in four days, having eliminated Manchester City from the League Cup on Wednesday. Newcastle defender Steven Taylor praised manager Alan Pardew for responding to intense pressure from supporters to leave the club by inspiring his side to a fourth straight win.Everybody is fully behind him and the main thing is, we keep winning and everybody is happy, Taylor said. Its exciting and obviously we have got a bit of momentum going into the next game but wee just keep taking it one game at a time and not getting carried away.ddddddddddddIt was yet another Liverpool display lacking the energy and creativity it became renowned for last season and another Premier League game where Mario Balotelli failed to find the net for his new club, taking the unwanted streak to eight matches.Papiss Cisse came closest to opening the scoring in the first half for Newcastle on 37 minutes, when Glen Johnson cleared his shot off the line after Simon Mignolet had failed to claim a corner.Three minutes later, Martin Skrtel sent a free header wide from Steven Gerrards corner in Liverpools only key chance in a subdued performance.The 21-year-old Perez replaced Cisse at the interval, and after scoring the winner in Newcastles 2-1 comeback victory at Tottenham last weekend, proved the difference once again for Pardews side.Newcastle could have secured the result four minutes after scoring when Cabella raced through one-on-one against Mignolet, but the Liverpool goalkeeper saved Cabellas low shot with his feet.Rodgers introduced strikers Fabio Borini and Rickie Lambert in search of an equalizer, but Liverpool failed to create anything to challenge Tim Krul. 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