Premier League Prediction Thread 2024/2025

[tarable]

Newcastle United will have my support nest season due to their impressive performance this season.They are the richest club in the premier league now,and they have the financial capacity to sign any player they want to sign.The player in which I'm delighted they signed is Bruno Guimereas.He is one of the best midfielders in the premier league now,with his impressive performance at the club distributing passes and giving assist to Wilson.
If they are able to sign some players this season,then I am pretty sure they will fight for top four next season.

The finances of the owners of Newcastle United are able to buy the players they want but the players are not necessarily willing to wear the Newcastle shirt unless they put money first. Bruno Guimereas became the most successful signing in saving Newcastle's position in the standings this season.

Yes, star players are only willing if Newcastle become part of the Champions League, because next season Newcastle have not been part of it so I personally am still curious if there are star players who will be willing to join. Because we know recently, a lot of star players are out of contract and if Newcastle sign him then it will be a free agent. I agree, with this "unless they put money first" issue it's interesting to look forward to because even though Newcastle are financially good at the moment they won't be free to sign a lot of players because there will be financial fair play and many other factors, which Newcastle can't quickly to enter in the title race next season.

Players are more concerned with the title as an achievement in the course of a career than money. Many players choose to leave for salary reasons when they are no longer young and to compete in big competitions they are no longer able to. There are also typical players who choose to join because of the salary at a young age.

I also believe, Newcastle will definitely get good players because the players who will join consider the reasons for Newcastle to play in the English Premier League.

[CryptopreneurBrainboss]

To me, it's impossible because many tough teams are there, fans have even assume that the next EPL tittle will be against Manchester city and their Pre-eminent rival, Liverpool.

Manchester City will be more focused on the champions league next season, they'll do all it takes to win it. Haaland is already known for scoring high number of goals in the champions league and now he'll be pairing with one of the best playmaker in the game and other tip players which is definitely an upgrade from his previous teammates. With that combination and the hunger in the team, they should be able to lift the trophy next season.

With Manchester city been distracted with the championship league, that'll leave room for either Chelsea or Liverpool to fight for the title. Liverpool won't be the Liverpool we use to know, mane is leaving and Salah doesn't have all his mind at the club as he has already showed interested in leaving next summer.

[Gianluca95]

To me, it's impossible because many tough teams are there, fans have even assume that the next EPL tittle will be against Manchester city and their Pre-eminent rival, Liverpool.

Manchester City will be more focused on the champions league next season, they'll do all it takes to win it. Haaland is already known for scoring high number of goals in the champions league and now he'll be pairing with one of the best playmaker in the game and other tip players which is definitely an upgrade from his previous teammates. With that combination and the hunger in the team, they should be able to lift the trophy next season.

With Manchester city been distracted with the championship league, that'll leave room for either Chelsea or Liverpool to fight for the title. Liverpool won't be the Liverpool we use to know, mane is leaving and Salah doesn't have all his mind at the club as he has already showed interested in leaving next summer.

Surely they will do everything in their possibility in way to ensure the Champions League next season. It would be really ridicolous to see their not winning after the engagement of Haaland. However it depends from

Guardiola, he should find the right combination to let Haaland play with his game.

[Bobrox]

Last season, however, United's performance was weak and disappointing. Yet I would say there is no need for them to sign any new players this season. They are very strong considering the squad. Their weakness was the lack of mutual understanding between the players. The players are not friendly. At the same time they have to change their formation. They are not able to succeed in this formation due to weak match strategy. And so Manchester United should solve the team's internal problems without buying new players.

Poor and bad performance last season after failure with champion league ticket and I think give positive side for Erik Tan Hag as new manager for Manchester United. He can focus on primer league only except still have europe league but not competitive like champion league, but always not guarantee with several time manage changed on Manchester United never give good performance. But still new speculative about Erik Tan Hag on the future become success or not with Manchester United because he arrived first time on Primer League as difficult league right now.

[Sebas.tian]

Liverpool boss have urged one of his tough and and all time midfielder, Milner to be retained in the club for next season. James Milner have successfully agreed to be at Liverpool next season after Jurgen Klopp wants him to be among his project for next season. That means his contract has been extended till June 2023, remaining a season to play for the reds. The 36years old have lifted many trophies with Liverpool and he is one of Liverpool best midfielder, despite his age. Liverpool boss, Klopp still believes in the Englishman and hopes to feature him in games.

I think, this is a welcome development to Liverpool for retained their talented midfielder Milne. Liverpool midfielders is among the best midfielders in the premier league tournament because Milne has helped Liverpool to defeated many strong teams in this season. I believe this decision will really help Liverpool to embrace premier league title next season because Liverpool manager like Milne tactics, and he has helped Liverpool to achieved many titles. Milne will like to demonstrate better in next season than this season because he will like to appreciate the managements for retained him to Liverpool till june 2023.

[superman184]

Last season, however, United's performance was weak and disappointing. Yet I would say there is no need for them to sign any new players this season. They are very strong considering the squad. Their weakness was the lack of mutual understanding between the players. The players are not friendly. At the same time they have to change their formation. They are not able to succeed in this formation due to weak match strategy. And so Manchester United should solve the team's internal problems without buying new players.

Poor and bad performance last season after failure with champion league ticket and I think give positive side for Erik Tan Hag as new manager for Manchester United. He can focus on primer league only except still have europe league but not competitive like champion league, but always not guarantee with several time manage changed on Manchester United never give good performance. But still new speculative about Erik Tan Hag on the future become success or not with Manchester United because he arrived first time on Primer League as difficult league right now.

I think getting into the top 4 next season is a reasonable target. With Tan Hag's achievements, I believe Manchester United will be able to reach the top 4 target. But this is also very important Manchester United management must be able to meet Tan Hag's request to buy several players who are potential and willing to work together.
as we saw last season, many Manchester United players were selfish, so that the Club suffered a lot.

[wmaurik]

Players are more concerned with the title as an achievement in the course of a career than money. Many players choose to leave for salary reasons when they are no longer young and to compete in big competitions they are no longer able to. There are also typical players who choose to join because of the salary at a young age.

I think it's a very natural thing for a young player to consider a bigger salary if he has good playing skills, but if he doesn't have any skills and expects a big salary, it will be very detrimental to the team, and it's also very different from players who have getting old so that they no longer see the amount of salary as the main thing on a team.

[LFC_Bitcoin]

Too early to start predicting where teams will finish as hardly anybody has signed players so far. I do worry about Haaland signing for City though. The only hope is that a lot of their strength has been multiple very skilful, agile players up front, swapping positions & playing intricate football. Maybe they lose a bit of that with Haaland as he’s all about strength, power & pace. Most teams defend very deep against City so maybe Haaland can’t be as effective as he was in Germany, i.e. no space to run into as lots of parked buses.

I’m just about starting to get over losing the CL final so hopefully LFC can sign a few top players to improve us. Darwin Nunez is being mentioned as a target if Mane leaves. I’d love to get Jude Bellingham too but he’d be very expensive.

[cryptofrka]

We have been sniffing around Bellingham for a while already - I agree he looks like the next big thing. He's also English which is a big plus for any PL club.

Still - if Mane leaves we need to buy a striker first - and a good one. Milner extending kinda makes me feel we won't be going for another midfielder this season - especially if Keita extends as well which is expected.

I'd love Nunez TBH - I did not see much but I really did like what I saw. Looks like a good fit and a proper no. 9.

[Igebotz]

We have been sniffing around Bellingham for a while already - I agree he looks like the next big thing. He's also English which is a big plus for any PL club.

Still - if Mane leaves we need to buy a striker first - and a good one. Milner extending kinda makes me feel we won't be going for another midfielder this season - especially if Keita extends as well which is expected.

I'd love Nunez TBH - I did not see much but I really did like what I saw. Looks like a good fit and a proper no. 9.

Tbh, I've seen Bellingham play a couple of times and I don't see anything special, and I don't trust English players in the Bundesliga because they always impress easily. Sancho, I believe, was one of them. He struggled in the Epl last season, so I don't really rate players, especially English players with so much hype surrounding them; both players are not even rated in the national team, they are both third choice players.

Liverpool, with the best scouts in the Premier League, always gets their transfers right, and they would find a suitable replacement for Mane.

[Jody.Drummer]

I think getting into the top 4 next season is a reasonable target. With Tan Hag's achievements, I believe Manchester United will be able to reach the top 4 target. But this is also very important Manchester United management must be able to meet Tan Hag's request to buy several players who are potential and willing to work together.
as we saw last season, many Manchester United players were selfish, so that the Club suffered a lot.

The Premier League is very competitive, it's not easy to get into the top 4 and get a ticket to the Champions League, I think this will be a very difficult job for Tan Hag, who has been in poor form from Manchester United.
I have no doubts about it but I think it will be very difficult, better not expecting more for Tan Hag's performance in his first season.

Targeting a top 4 position next season I think it's a pretty realistic target. Indeed, the competition in the English Premier League has become a very difficult competition, especially since ETH had to build from the beginning, Manchester United, which had slumped and was knocked out of the Champions League. There was still plenty of time for Tan Hag to form this team. He had to get rid of some useless (selfish) players at Manchester United and replace them with players who could play the team game better.

[JeWay]

I think it's a very natural thing for a young player to consider a bigger salary if he has good playing skills, but if he doesn't have any skills and expects a big salary, it will be very detrimental to the team, and it's also very different from players who have getting old so that they no longer see the amount of salary as the main thing on a team.

Incidents like this have indeed become a trend all along, such as Sadio Mane who recently confirmed that he will leave Liverpool. where Liverpool is a club that has made its name soar in recent seasons but due to several factors Sadio Mane chose to leave Liverpool in this transfer market. Most of the wishes of the players choose to leave because they want to taste new challenges in various competition leagues. Salary issues and internal problems are also a big reference for players to want to move to other clubs.

[KTChampions]

I see a dark scene for the arsenal next season.

1 - Newcastle is getting stronger

2 - Manchester united has a new coach who has already proved that he is a good coach

3 - Tottenham is getting stronger

4 - Aston villa also made some good buys, so next season they will be stronger

5 - Gigante City will be heavily armed, that is, it will run over all teams that it can

The question is:

where will the arsenal end up next season? they are not investing like tottenham or manchester united or aston villa or newcastle, maybe arsenal doesn't even get to 8th position

In fact, it is necessary to assess this situation not from the point of view of one team, but from a more global scale. So next season we will have a few teams that are supposed to be strong: Liverpool, Chelsea, United, City, Tottenham, Arsenal + Newcastle + someone who will come up from the middle tier, maybe Aston Vila/Leicester. Obviously, no matter how much the owners of these clubs invest in the league, there are simply not enough prizes to make everyone happy at the end of the season. Someone will be a loser even with a good game. The Premier League is the most profitable league and even the outsiders are making more money than the top teams in Italy for example, but it looks like the situation is already close to breaking point.

[hahay]

I think it's a very natural thing for a young player to consider a bigger salary if he has good playing skills, but if he doesn't have any skills and expects a big salary, it will be very detrimental to the team, and it's also very different from players who have getting old so that they no longer see the amount of salary as the main thing on a team.

Incidents like this have indeed become a trend all along, such as Sadio Mane who recently confirmed that he will leave Liverpool. where Liverpool is a club that has made its name soar in recent seasons but due to several factors Sadio Mane chose to leave Liverpool in this transfer market. Most of the wishes of the players choose to leave because they want to taste new challenges in various competition leagues. Salary issues and internal problems are also a big reference for players to want to move to other clubs.

For me personally I can't say most of the players want to leave, it depends on several factors. For example, related players are on the bench more, then players want to leave to get more playing time and they don't prioritize salary. Furthermore, players who have great potential but still get low pay, but when they still have a contract and or the club board can make a new contract by increasing their salary then the player will be willing to stay and that happened to Mbappe too. But mostly, when a talented young player they just want to move to a team that has a great chance of becoming the strongest team in the Champions League, at least it happened to Haaland who finally landed at Manchester City.

[terrorJR]

I think it's a very natural thing for a young player to consider a bigger salary if he has good playing skills, but if he doesn't have any skills and expects a big salary, it will be very detrimental to the team, and it's also very different from players who have getting old so that they no longer see the amount of salary as the main thing on a team.

Incidents like this have indeed become a trend all along, such as Sadio Mane who recently confirmed that he will leave Liverpool. where Liverpool is a club that has made its name soar in recent seasons but due to several factors Sadio Mane chose to leave Liverpool in this transfer market. Most of the wishes of the players choose to leave because they want to taste new challenges in various competition leagues. Salary issues and internal problems are also a big reference for players to want to move to other clubs.

But if you look at Mane at this time when he wanted to be at Bayern, the main reason was that he really wanted to look for a new challenge there, considering what Bayern was given was not something that could be considered big, even their first offer, actually, if it had to be mentioned, was not too worthy of a player of Mane's class. .
I still feel that Mane's move to Bayern will still take time because obviously Liverpool don't want to give his players for such a low price

[Luzin]

In fact, it is necessary to assess this situation not from the point of view of one team, but from a more global scale. So next season we will have a few teams that are supposed to be strong: Liverpool, Chelsea, United, City, Tottenham, Arsenal + Newcastle +

These few weeks I didn't hear Newcastle would bring in a lot of great players. But for the better I think Newcastle have a great chance. With a new rich owner of course they can buy new players. In addition, the arrival of a new owner has also had an effect, Newcastle are not relegated. They bought some players in the winter transfer market. But it seems that Newcastle's current problem is that the rankings are too bad, maybe great players will think if they get an offer from Newcastle. It's like chelsea when Abramovic comes along, they need time for big.

[gabbie2010]

Liverpool boss have urged one of his tough and and all time midfielder, Milner to be retained in the club for next season. James Milner have successfully agreed to be at Liverpool next season after Jurgen Klopp wants him to be among his project for next season. That means his contract has been extended till June 2023, remaining a season to play for the reds. The 36years old have lifted many trophies with Liverpool and he is one of Liverpool best midfielder, despite his age. Liverpool boss, Klopp still believes in the Englishman and hopes to feature him in games.

James milner wealth of experience will be needed by Liverpool, he can as well read games having been playing in EPL for a long period of time, he had played for Man City, Newcastle and Aston Villa, he is a versile player who can play in different positions as a midfielder, wing back and full back, Klopp knew why Milner service is needed by giving him a contract extension, his experience might be of help to the younger players and in the backroom, as he gradually moved towards retirement I believe he is going to also learn a lot from Klopp towards becoming a manager after quitting football.

[Doan9269]

Players are more concerned with the title as an achievement in the course of a career than money. Many players choose to leave for salary reasons when they are no longer young and to compete in big competitions they are no longer able to. There are also typical players who choose to join because of the salary at a young age.

I think it's a very natural thing for a young player to consider a bigger salary if he has good playing skills, but if he doesn't have any skills and expects a big salary, it will be very detrimental to the team, and it's also very different from players who have getting old so that they no longer see the amount of salary as the main thing on a team.

Thesame way the football clubs soughted out for a good player same are the players building a well and credible career in their on every match, we have some strategic key players that are more in demand than others, for instance let take a look at the strikers and defenders, this playing wings are more demanding than others and every player will want to deliver the best he could while still young considering his age and years in football career, that's why they could not hesitate to answer a call from any club bidding for their service.

[bekti3]

I think getting into the top 4 next season is a reasonable target. With Tan Hag's achievements, I believe Manchester United will be able to reach the top 4 target. But this is also very important Manchester United management must be able to meet Tan Hag's request to buy several players who are potential and willing to work together.
as we saw last season, many Manchester United players were selfish, so that the Club suffered a lot.

The problem is that to achieve this position, it is clear that you have to be well prepared, considering that for the EPL I still see competition everywhere.
Don't forget Arsenal, Tottenham and Westham there who this season continue to elbow each other.
The top 3 positions may still be owned by the same club as before but I'm still not sure about Chelsea who lost some important players there.
On the other hand I expect big changes for Newcastle as well for now because indeed they also want it or not it will be a hassle for this season especially with the power of money they have

[Coyster]

The only hope is that a lot of their strength has been multiple very skilful, agile players up front, swapping positions & playing intricate football. Maybe they lose a bit of that with Haaland as he’s all about strength, power & pace. Most teams defend very deep against City so maybe Haaland can’t be as effective as he was in Germany, i.e. no space to run into as lots of parked buses.

Now that Haaland is at the Etihad, his style of play is definitely going to slightly change to the City style, Pep is very good at doing that, getting players to play how he and his team demands, and Haaland is going to be no exception, he (Haaland) was all about power in the bundesliga because of the team he played for then, i am not saying Dortmund is not a fantastic team, but City are miles better than them, with the quality in this City side you can bet Haaland is going to score lots and lots of goals.

Balls are going to be worked perfectly and put on the plate for him to just finish, with the likes of KDB, Mahrez, Foden, Silva, Cancelo, etc all behind him, the dude is gonna enjoy his time with opposition defense i am pretty sure; when i look back at last season, and replay some games in my head when City should have blown the team away, Madrid first leg for example, but at the crucial time, the cutting edge was lacking, with Haaland here now, the Etihad club would be more decisive in such games than previously; what is left to achieve is the CL, and they would start the competition as top favorites again, i just hope the mentality is there this time around to get across the line.