Premier League Winner Odds

Picking out a Premier League winner this season is really tough. There are, in my eyes, only three credible challengers for the league this season, and picking one is a very difficult task, indeed. So, I'm going to pick two.

The obvious first candidates are Liverpool, who will be well up for the fight this season. After winning last season's title in dominant fashion, there will not really be any surprises if they are involved once again.

The summer spending has been ludicrous, with more than £260 million spent already, and it could yet increase with Alexander Isak involved in one of the biggest transfer sagas that we have seen in recent years.

I cannot really see any faults in the squad, the defence is strong, the midfield has progressed and the front line looks incredible. However, if Isak arrives, it creates a bit of a question for me. How and where does everyone fit in?

Arne Slot is a top-class manager, so I have no doubts that he can work out a way to make it work. However, having such a quality squad could actually be more of a curse than a blessing if not managed right.

Then, I quite like the price for Manchester City. 7/2 feels a little high for a team who have invested significantly too, and I think that holes from last year have been addressed, probably a year later than they should have been.

With £342m spent in 2025 so far, the spending power of the Citizens has not dwindled. So, players like Tijjani Reijnders, Rayan Ait-Nouri and Rayan Cherki can be big additions to an already strong squad.

In addition to this, the Sky Blues have also shed some of the ageing members of their squad. Kevin De Bruyne and Kyle Walker were both moved on, in favour of younger names, given both could no longer offer what they once could to Pep Guardiola.

An end of an era, but there is the potential that a new one can start just as quickly this season. They will certainly be in contention for the top spot.