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[QUOTE="OrangeFoo, post: 4712303, member: 210"]
It’s Man City’s to lose once again. Liverpool needs to break in an entirely new midfield. The only way they can challenge is if Jones maintains his form from last season and the Euros and steps into Fabhinos spot. I also think the backline is very shaky. I think they do get back into top 4 assuming no major injuries.

Arsenal is good, but I don’t see a consistent game changer like Haaland or KDB of even Salah in his prime. They are a collection of “nice” players. They also have to play in the champions league this year which will test them.

Newcastle has some interesting players, but still need more depth.

Brighton is a nice team but lost MacAllister and still maybe Caicedo. Does anyone really back them for top 4 finish?

I don’t follow ManUre very closely, but they don’t seem to have done anything meaningful to really move the needle? Maybe getting rid of Maguire is addition by subtraction?

Chelsea seems completely lost from a strategy perspective.

Anyone else?
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