Premier League Prediction Thread 2024/2025

[borovichok]

There are speculations about Arsenal allowing Thomas Partey to leave this summer. Honestly I don't really have a problem with selling Partey at that amount. The problem is also selling Xhaka as well. It'll really leave their midfield lacking in experience though. In as much as I want him gone too but not on the back of losing two of their midfield generals at one go.

Thomas Partey is one of the few strong midfielders in the team, but owing to severe injuries, he has grown inconsistent with the game and has never impressed the fans or coach after recuperation. He can leave and his absence will have little effect on the gunners, or even Granit Xhaka, who is practically out; let's see how the new midfield setup looks. It's fantastic to see the old players finally leaving Emirates Stadium. It's past time the Gunners selected new players and changed their game strategy. It is never too late to adjust the club's game strategy.

[temple]

Starting the next season with a couple of losses would be the worst ever, but I don't know whether the pressure on Pochettino would even be that high then. He would exactly sell bad news to the media like you said it. He would say that cleaning up the mess will take some time whereas if they are successful he will say how brilliantly they prepared for the season. But I think that he is in quite a relaxed position and Chelsea wouldn't sack him early on in the season because what would they do then? Get another Potter? That's the advantage as a coach when you start from nothing.

Right now, they need to have done their homework about players selection because this is first thing which needs good intention, and they are doing positive with first player is already arrived from RB Leipzig hopefully in coming days we will have few more quality players with the help of these new and few old things could be improved and after this hopefully they will go ahead with some friendly matches which will give them better idea which players are going to have better performance and if this all gone as plan than surely their start could be ideal, and we will have good performance from them throughout season.

But on other-side if we have no ideal start like we are looking then surely things will take time and then after few rounds they will be able to adjusted and give their best as requirements which is not problem because in coming season they will be play only in Premier League and few domestic cups which are not problem for them.

But if they fail next season a recovery in the mid-term would only be possible if investors are willing to pour more and more money into the club. There is no guarantee for that either. I don't know how much money the investor group has, but Todd Boehly has around 5 billion USD I think and considering how much he already spent, 5 billion USD sounds like a lot but he is definitely not interested in wasting money all the time. Chelsea should succeed to turn things around right now rather than relying on the investors to be patient with them. They won't give up on Chelsea after an additional year now, but they want to play the European cups and the qualification is the primary goal for the next season.

[BigBos]

There are speculations about Arsenal allowing Thomas Partey to leave this summer. Honestly I don't really have a problem with selling Partey at that amount. The problem is also selling Xhaka as well. It'll really leave their midfield lacking in experience though. In as much as I want him gone too but not on the back of losing two of their midfield generals at one go.

Thomas Partey is one of the few strong midfielders in the team, but owing to severe injuries, he has grown inconsistent with the game and has never impressed the fans or coach after recuperation. He can leave and his absence will have little effect on the gunners, or even Granit Xhaka, who is practically out; let's see how the new midfield setup looks. It's fantastic to see the old players finally leaving Emirates Stadium. It's past time the Gunners selected new players and changed their game strategy. It is never too late to adjust the club's game strategy.

He was actually quite a talent and his performance was also good but injury problems really hampered Partey's momentum after recovery.
He won't be looked at too much if his performance doesn't improve and actually leaving with his current condition and looking for something new at another club would also be a good choice for himself instead of having to be at Arsenal but just decorating the bench this won't be good either even made Partey worse off.

[hahay]

There are speculations about Arsenal allowing Thomas Partey to leave this summer. Honestly I don't really have a problem with selling Partey at that amount. The problem is also selling Xhaka as well. It'll really leave their midfield lacking in experience though. In as much as I want him gone too but not on the back of losing two of their midfield generals at one go.

Thomas Partey is one of the few strong midfielders in the team, but owing to severe injuries, he has grown inconsistent with the game and has never impressed the fans or coach after recuperation. He can leave and his absence will have little effect on the gunners, or even Granit Xhaka, who is practically out; let's see how the new midfield setup looks. It's fantastic to see the old players finally leaving Emirates Stadium. It's past time the Gunners selected new players and changed their game strategy. It is never too late to adjust the club's game strategy.

He was actually quite a talent and his performance was also good but injury problems really hampered Partey's momentum after recovery.
He won't be looked at too much if his performance doesn't improve and actually leaving with his current condition and looking for something new at another club would also be a good choice for himself instead of having to be at Arsenal but just decorating the bench this won't be good either even made Partey worse off.

If indeed they no longer have a major contribution to the team, then of course the team's performance will not be bad after being left by them. Because after all Arteta certainly has plans with his squad for next season, and let's hope that implementing a new strategy doesn't make Arsenal fail at the start of the season like before at that time. Because if Arsenal fail again at the start of the season due to changing the game scheme, then of course it will take even longer to recover and that will be an event that will be detrimental to the team, of course.

[Razmirraz]

We have now seen the second season in which the money for Newcastle has been run very well by the management and Howe has done quite well in his coaching role this time around.
This season the possibility that they will again make a breakthrough looks very real and I hope something like this for Newcastle but of course something like that must be accompanied by some improvements again and again in terms of players especially they will also have a definite schedule more than before because they have must be ready with the Champions League next season.
This can be another challenge for them, whether this will be much more doable or indeed they will give up with their busy schedule, of course it's worth the wait.

For Manchester United now too, of course there will be some good things if in the end Seikh Jassim really gets the full club shares from the Glazer Family because this is important as a first step. like Manchester City or maybe Newcastle at the moment.

The money spent by the Newcastle owner was not in vain, the achievements that Newcastle achieved were commensurate with the amount of money that had been distributed to form the team's strength. Ahead of his second season under new owners who have plenty of money to spend, Newcastle have a bright future in store for improving their squad.

Qualifying for the Champions League further motivated Newcastle owners to strengthen the team from line to line in order to be able to compete with other tough teams, with a busy schedule next season making Newcastle have to balance reserve players with main players. The more billionaires who become club owners, the more competitive the EPL will be for the next few seasons.
If Seikh Jassim does acquire Manchester United, it will be even more difficult for Manchester City to defend the EPL title after the formation of several other strong teams.

[zuzie]

The money spent by the Newcastle owner was not in vain, the achievements that Newcastle achieved were commensurate with the amount of money that had been distributed to form the team's strength. Ahead of his second season under new owners who have plenty of money to spend, Newcastle have a bright future in store for improving their squad.

I hope so Newcastle can be one of the competitor at the top of the standings this opportunity is possible because they have broad access, including finance
I saw that Newcastle had the same scheme as Manchester City when it was acquired in 2008 when money is not the main obstacle then they can reach the highest place. Next season Newcastle has a tougher task, they will compete in the champions league a level not reached in recent years.

[Hvdv]

There are speculations about Arsenal allowing Thomas Partey to leave this summer. Honestly I don't really have a problem with selling Partey at that amount. The problem is also selling Xhaka as well. It'll really leave their midfield lacking in experience though. In as much as I want him gone too but not on the back of losing two of their midfield generals at one go.

Thomas Partey is one of the few strong midfielders in the team, but owing to severe injuries, he has grown inconsistent with the game and has never impressed the fans or coach after recuperation. He can leave and his absence will have little effect on the gunners, or even Granit Xhaka, who is practically out; let's see how the new midfield setup looks. It's fantastic to see the old players finally leaving Emirates Stadium. It's past time the Gunners selected new players and changed their game strategy. It is never too late to adjust the club's game strategy.

He was actually quite a talent and his performance was also good but injury problems really hampered Partey's momentum after recovery.
He won't be looked at too much if his performance doesn't improve and actually leaving with his current condition and looking for something new at another club would also be a good choice for himself instead of having to be at Arsenal but just decorating the bench this won't be good either even made Partey worse off.

It is said that Saudi Arabian teams are among the teams interested in Partey. Apparently, money is pouring into football in Saudi Arabia this year. As Partey is 30 years old, I don't know if he would like to continue in Saudi Arabia. He was very good at Arsenal. I think if he doesn't transfer, he can still get a chance at Arsenal.

[hahay]

The money spent by the Newcastle owner was not in vain, the achievements that Newcastle achieved were commensurate with the amount of money that had been distributed to form the team's strength. Ahead of his second season under new owners who have plenty of money to spend, Newcastle have a bright future in store for improving their squad.

I hope so Newcastle can be one of the competitor at the top of the standings this opportunity is possible because they have broad access, including finance
I saw that Newcastle had the same scheme as Manchester City when it was acquired in 2008 when money is not the main obstacle then they can reach the highest place. Next season Newcastle has a tougher task, they will compete in the champions league a level not reached in recent years.

Newcastle really value process, even though at this moment they have very good finances but they are in no rush to have a coach and star players. With them really respecting the process then of course, with time Newcastle will be able to continue to grow and become a great team in the Premier League and maybe also in the Champions League. If that really happens then I'm sure, in the future English Premier League teams will always be strong candidates in European competition. Because the competition is very competitive in the English Premiere League, of course this will make the Premier League teams stronger compared to other league teams.

[jeha2015]

Your hopes are very optimistic, no matter how good Pochettino is, but I very much doubt that Chelsea will be able to compete for the first place, for them a place in the top 4 would be a very good result. Keep in mind that Pochettino will only start working with the team from the beginning of this season, there will be some kind of adaptation of the players to the coach, then most likely it will be necessary to correct the squard, since I doubt that all the players will be able to perform their tasks, there may be injuries and that similar. Formation of a team is a very long process, but I believe that Pochettino is able to achieve a good result with proper funding and with enough time to do so. It is also important that Boehly does not treat the team like a business, his dissatisfaction with the results is understandable, since he spent about 600 million on transfers, but expressing claims to the players arguing this with money wasted will not help improve the results.

Agree with you, I'm also not sure that Chelsea will be able to compete for the EPL trophy next season, they are in the top four, that's already extraordinary. It's true that Chelsea doesn't lack quality players. What is lacking is the chemistry between the players, which is almost non-existent. The relatively high price tag makes Chelsea players appear to be in a hurry to show who they are.

There is no aura of joy there. And this is a burden that makes them "stuck" with the establishment of a circle with high pressure. And when the scoreboard looks minor, the mentality of the players seems to be dropping, this is serious work for the new coach Pochettino. Chelsea must respect the process more and that can be done with the presence of a cool-handed coach, maybe this can be done by Pochettino. Chelsea must learn from MU (FERGUSON), Man City (Guardiola), Arsenal (Wenger/Arteta) or even Atletico Madrid (simone). Regardless of the scoreboard results, win or lose, these teams have a clear playing character.

[Josefjix]

Newcastle really value process, even though at this moment they have very good finances but they are in no rush to have a coach and star players. With them really respecting the process then of course, with time Newcastle will be able to continue to grow and become a great team in the Premier League and maybe also in the Champions League. If that really happens then I'm sure, in the future English Premier League teams will always be strong candidates in European competition. Because the competition is very competitive in the English Premiere League, of course this will make the Premier League teams stronger compared to other league teams.

Newcastle performance this week was one of the most superb qualities from the players and also Eddie Howe. They're wonderful in every area of their style of football. They are gradually changing the football arrangement of the English premier league which states clearly that only elite clubs would make it to the top four, but Eddie Howe prove them wrong and winning a spot for UEFA UCL football next season. A good time to hold set sights on the magpies, no one knows where the club is heading next, because there performance was unpredictable and a surprise.

[Leviathan.007]

I feel like Liverpool really need smart transfers right now like they did with Van Dijk, Firmino, Mane, Salah. They already have made some good deals like Luis Diaz and Mac Allister but since midfield is going kinda weak, I feel like they need a few more in midfield and it has to be right.

I have not heard any reports that Liverpool is making any moves to add players to its roster during the current active transfer window. What they are doing at this moment is unknown to me. Whether they get along well with everyone on their team or whether they subsequently want to sign more players to their squad.
If I may say, Liverpool really needs to add defenders and attackers to help their squad. Because it appears that their top players are becoming less effective in games as a result of their regular schedule. According to reports, Firmino will not be joining Liverpool for the upcoming season.

Liverpool is not a team with a bad financial situation and they are a team that can hire the players they need and I'm sure Klopp will give the list of players to the team to make a stronger team I was thinking they are going rebuild their teams for the next season.
However, I saw some news on Germany that they beg Klopp to leave Liverpool and help their national team.


https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/22762750/germany-jurgen-klopp-quit-liverpool-hansi-flick/

[indah rezqi]

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I hope so Newcastle can be one of the competitor at the top of the standings this opportunity is possible because they have broad access, including finance
I saw that Newcastle had the same scheme as Manchester City when it was acquired in 2008 when money is not the main obstacle then they can reach the highest place. Next season Newcastle has a tougher task, they will compete in the champions league a level not reached in recent years.

Newcastle can be a contender at the top of the table like they have been this season, but if they are not able to improve their players by signing some stars then it will be difficult for them to beat and stop big teams like Manchester City, Liverpool, Manchester United and Arsenal.

I believe Newcastle will not be the favorites in the Premier League as a team that will fight for the title race, but they can be competitors who will fight for Champions League tickets. If this team gets better season after season, then they can expect a title at the end of the season. It took a lot of time and big changes at Newcastle to win the title, but not next season in my opinion.

[Pokapoka124]

I would say Erik Ten Hag has been successful this season because he has been able to strengthen the bond between Manchester United's players. He managed to fix the small problems that were there within the team. Manchester United is a very stable team now. And next season Erik Ten Hag will try to make this team even stronger. Since Manchester United has not been able to win the Premier League title for a long time, they will build a strong squad to win the title next season. Erik Ten Hag is quite an experienced coach. We may see more great gameplay from Manchester United next season.

Shockingly Erik Ten Hag has been able to do something his past predecessors struggled to do, somehow he has managed to revive a bond between the players, creating team work. Now when you watch Manchester United play, they play with team work and not like individuals trying to show their individual capabilities on the pitch and this has been instrumental to his success story. If he can maintain this and having the board’s backing in transfers he can build a more formidable team in the next two seasons.

[baeva]

We have now seen the second season in which the money for Newcastle has been run very well by the management and Howe has done quite well in his coaching role this time around.
This season the possibility that they will again make a breakthrough looks very real and I hope something like this for Newcastle but of course something like that must be accompanied by some improvements again and again in terms of players especially they will also have a definite schedule more than before because they have must be ready with the Champions League next season.
This can be another challenge for them, whether this will be much more doable or indeed they will give up with their busy schedule, of course it's worth the wait.

For Manchester United now too, of course there will be some good things if in the end Seikh Jassim really gets the full club shares from the Glazer Family because this is important as a first step. like Manchester City or maybe Newcastle at the moment.

The money spent by the Newcastle owner was not in vain, the achievements that Newcastle achieved were commensurate with the amount of money that had been distributed to form the team's strength. Ahead of his second season under new owners who have plenty of money to spend, Newcastle have a bright future in store for improving their squad.

Qualifying for the Champions League further motivated Newcastle owners to strengthen the team from line to line in order to be able to compete with other tough teams, with a busy schedule next season making Newcastle have to balance reserve players with main players. The more billionaires who become club owners, the more competitive the EPL will be for the next few seasons.
If Seikh Jassim does acquire Manchester United, it will be even more difficult for Manchester City to defend the EPL title after the formation of several other strong teams.

In fact, I doubt they can compete with Manchester City. Regarding the red devils - yes, they have shown that struggle this season, but MC are in very good form and probably won't let up for the next few seasons. I think Newcastle have a place.at the top but not in a championship position

[Ndabagi01]

There are speculations about Arsenal allowing Thomas Partey to leave this summer. Honestly I don't really have a problem with selling Partey at that amount. The problem is also selling Xhaka as well. It'll really leave their midfield lacking in experience though. In as much as I want him gone too but not on the back of losing two of their midfield generals at one go.

Why not keep Thomas Partey while letting Xhaka go? To be honest, those two midfielders have been performing a fantastic job for the team and played an important role in the recent season. I understand that footballer’s performances fade over time, but selling these two at this point is not a good decision; they should be allowed to stay for at least another season. I view Arsenal as an amazing team capable of winning trophies by next season.

All Chelsea need right now are good, seasoned players who can boost their performance in the upcoming Premier League competition, and I believe Nkuku joining the team will be a great decision for them because of how well he played in the Bundesliga these past seasons, which has convinced me that he will be a great player for Chelsea in the upcoming season. Nkuku is great at striking, though, and I believe he will exert every effort to help the team succeed in the upcoming season.

Nkunku's efforts to build a strong team and a good attacking role for Chelsea rely on the work of all the players. Chelsea has already had a difficult season, and they must brace themselves for a harder challenge next season if they are to succeed in the Premier League and qualify for other European competitions.

[Unknown Op]

Your hopes are very optimistic, no matter how good Pochettino is, but I very much doubt that Chelsea will be able to compete for the first place, for them a place in the top 4 would be a very good result. Keep in mind that Pochettino will only start working with the team from the beginning of this season, there will be some kind of adaptation of the players to the coach, then most likely it will be necessary to correct the squard, since I doubt that all the players will be able to perform their tasks, there may be injuries and that similar. Formation of a team is a very long process, but I believe that Pochettino is able to achieve a good result with proper funding and with enough time to do so. It is also important that Boehly does not treat the team like a business, his dissatisfaction with the results is understandable, since he spent about 600 million on transfers, but expressing claims to the players arguing this with money wasted will not help improve the results.

Agree with you, I'm also not sure that Chelsea will be able to compete for the EPL trophy next season, they are in the top four, that's already extraordinary. It's true that Chelsea doesn't lack quality players. What is lacking is the chemistry between the players, which is almost non-existent. The relatively high price tag makes Chelsea players appear to be in a hurry to show who they are.

There is no aura of joy there. And this is a burden that makes them "stuck" with the establishment of a circle with high pressure. And when the scoreboard looks minor, the mentality of the players seems to be dropping, this is serious work for the new coach Pochettino. Chelsea must respect the process more and that can be done with the presence of a cool-handed coach, maybe this can be done by Pochettino. Chelsea must learn from MU (FERGUSON), Man City (Guardiola), Arsenal (Wenger/Arteta) or even Atletico Madrid (simone). Regardless of the scoreboard results, win or lose, these teams have a clear playing character.

Chelsea has performed admirably this season but I share your concerns that they will not be able to contend for the EPL championship the next year. Undoubtedly the squad has a lot of talented players but there is a clear lack of synergy between them that hurts their performance as a whole. They appear to be under additional pressure to prove themselves as a result of the weight of their hefty price tags. Sadly this has led to a lack of joy and a load that prevents them from playing. With Pochettino as the new coach there is reason for optimism since the team may develop the required respect for the process thanks to his strategic thinking and composed demeanour. Chelsea would benefit from studying the strategies of successful teams like Manchester United under Ferguson Manchester City under Guardiola Arsenal under Wenger/Arteta and Atletico Madrid under Simeone. Chelsea should strive to emulate these clubs distinctive playing styles regardless of the final score.

[KTChampions]

Of course Gundogan's decision will be respected by all sections of City supporters, if he chooses to leave they'll understand his decision and respect it. He just had a child and prolly he and his family would love to move to a different country, he has given everything for City and has won all the trophies that there is to win, it might be time for a new challenge, we'd see.

Sergio Busquet left Barca at the end of this season, i guess Gundogan can come in with so much experience and leadership quality and bring back some of the experience Barca will be missing with the absence of Busquet; reliable sources have it that Xavi has spoken a lot with Gundogan, we'd see if he can influence his decision to come to Spain.

As they say, the transition has already taken place. I'll be interested to know the details about the finances - will Barcelona pay him more than City (this would be logical since in City he is one of the cogs in the mechanism, and in Barcelona he will be one of the most important players)? And if so, how will Barcelona deal with their debts and the payroll restrictions imposed by the League.

[ampere]

Liverpool is not a team with a bad financial situation and they are a team that can hire the players they need and I'm sure Klopp will give the list of players to the team to make a stronger team I was thinking they are going rebuild their teams for the next season.
However, I saw some news on Germany that they beg Klopp to leave Liverpool and help their national team.
https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/22762750/germany-jurgen-klopp-quit-liverpool-hansi-flick/

I agree with you, presently Liverpool team is not one that struggles financially; instead i think they struggle because of change in style of play since salah left. And yes, the window is open and i am sure theres so much to explore in the market as Liverpool looks to keep Klopp and make midfield signings.

Also, Klopp is not off to manage the German national team. Not at all

[kawetsriyanto]

Darwin Nunez was compared to Haaland. And while not scoring as many goals as Haaland, I think Darwin Nunez has the potential. He is not a worse player than Haaland. Since Liverpool's entire team was unstable. So we don't get a better performance than Darwin Nunez. If the Liverpool coach is able to stabilize the squad next season, we will probably see more goals from Darwin Nunez.

Sure, Darwin Nunez isn't a bad player. But he isn't comparable with Haaland. The number of goals means a lot, mate. It indicates how the performance of a player, especially since he is a striker (CF). You can see that the number of Nunez's goals in the last season is even not half of Haaland's total goals. Nunez's contribution to the field is also not as significant as Haaland's contribution. So, I'm not sure if Nunez has a chance to perform like Haaland in the next season. Although he is quite skillful but he doesn't have a good mentality as Haaland.

[Sexylizzy2813]

There are speculations about Arsenal allowing Thomas Partey to leave this summer. Honestly I don't really have a problem with selling Partey at that amount. The problem is also selling Xhaka as well. It'll really leave their midfield lacking in experience though. In as much as I want him gone too but not on the back of losing two of their midfield generals at one go.
Remember that the midfield is at the heart of how they play. Even if the new guy comes in and hits the ground running, we can't realistically expect two new midfielders to hit it off immediately.

I don't understand Arteta's plan for next season, he always has a way of changing things and making it better. I feel he's following Pep's method of regrouping players when the fans thinks he's making a mistake. If he let go Party and Xhaka at the same time is not a welcome development, I prefer letting Xhaka go because he has been on the Arsenal side for long and he has done perfectly well even winning trophies too but for Partey he hasn't won anything with the Arsenal side and he still has some much to offer to the Gunners, he's experience and to add more power to the midfield. Even if new defensive midfielders are introduced into the Arsenal side it should be as a replacement just incase of injury problem so I'd prefer Partey to stay than Xhaka.