Premier League Prediction Thread 2023/2024

[indah rezqi]

Fulham introduced their latest signing from Wolves, namely Raul Jimenez. The duration of his contract is up to two years and of course he is very happy to still be able to defend a team in the EPL. Raul Jimenez was a striker who was arguably not so good last season and maybe Fulham brought in Raul Jimenez as a result of the departure of Aleksander Mitrovic who recently got closer to reaching an agreement with Al-Hilal. Fulham must have expected this to happen and although they did lose one of their key players for next season they did well after securing the services of Raul Jimenez.

Looking at the Fulham transfer market this summer, Raul Jimenez is their first recruit. Even though he didn't perform optimally last season with Wolves, Fulham chose Jimenes to fill the striker position if Aleksandar Mitrovic officially moved to Al Hilal. Reportedly a personal agreement has been reached, just waiting for one more step to officially become part of Al Hilal.

Jimenez time together with Wolves must end this summer after defending him for five years, and his best performance was recorded in the 201-2020 season. His presence is considered to be able to contribute to Fulham even though he is 32 years old, at least he can be a commensurate option for other striker Carlos Vinicius.

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I do not think Kyle had this in mind. As a member of a team, they are all aware that there are games where their strength is needed and other games where other people's strength is needed in the game. Kyle Walker is a fast defender and against some very fast wingers like Vinicius Jr he is an excellent choice to close them down, but for some other types of wingers in the champions league, Pep had a better choice. Everything is to the teams success. It is like he wants a new challenge, maybe that is why he wants to leave to another club.

Kyle Walker will turn 34 in May, so it may be important for him to adapt to the relatively easier competition compared to the Premier League. The Bundesliga is not as strict as the Premier League, so it might be good as one of Kyle Walker's considerations for the upcoming season.

Kyle Walker is still very fast for a right-back, but as he gets older his performance and speed will certainly decrease. I still think Kyle Walker could play for Manchester City for the next few seasons, but I don't think it will be more than 2 seasons. Pep Guardiola must convince Walker to stay until he at least finds a suitable replacement for him.

[shogun47]

These pre-game seasons are quite worthless when it comes to their meaningfulness for the real season. Of course you could say that Nunez scored a few goals, but against whom? Yesterday they played against Greuther Furth, a 2. Bundesliga team from Germany and they played 4-4. Now is that a good result for Liverpool and does it mean that Nunez is the right guy because he scored 2 goals in an 8 goals game against a 2. Bundesliga team? This is really meaningless in my opinion. The first real test will be against Chelsea when the new season starts.

I'm not praising Nunez I'm just comparing it to when he first joined he did the same as yesterday's match scored a lot of goals in pre-season matches but when he goes through a real season he couldn't do much the result is not as expected that's why I said don't be too quick to praise Nunez because he could have repeated the same thing as last season, very good on pre season and bad in real season. I know we can't jump to conclusions in pre-season games because it's just a strategic experiment, just look at most of the mainstay players entered in the second half whereas in the first half Klopp played second tier.

I definitely agree with you and this happened quite often that a player performs so well in the pre-season or in another club because everything around him fits his inner expectation of a comfort zone that makes that specific player perform, but then they get to play under pressure or change their environment (club) and it is like it's game over for them. 25 goals in a season in club A, then 5 goals in a season in club B. Every time we think that this shouldn't be the case because a player has proven his quality already, but to be honest most human beings are no different in that they function better in certain places. There are a few exceptions like players like Messi, but most aren't like that. Nunez is a kind of guy who needs the perfect environment around him, for him specifically. We'll see whether he finds what he needs in Liverpool.

[borovichok]

Kyle Walker will turn 34 in May, so it may be important for him to adapt to the relatively easier competition compared to the Premier League. The Bundesliga is not as strict as the Premier League, so it might be good as one of Kyle Walker's considerations for the upcoming season.

Kyle Walker is still very fast for a right-back, but as he gets older his performance and speed will certainly decrease. I still think Kyle Walker could play for Manchester City for the next few seasons, but I don't think it will be more than 2 seasons. Pep Guardiola must convince Walker to stay until he at least finds a suitable replacement for him.

Kyle Walker is one of the few right-back that would be able to compete with 50/50 speed with attackers. However he's getting weak but that doesn't mean he's a flop, he gaining every strength and experience. Bayern Munich interested in the English right-back, his chances of moving to the bundesliga side is 80%. Afterall he declined in performance and not consistent in league games for Manchester City, frequently recording severe injuries that would hindered him from giving his 100% energy for league games. Pep Guardiola is an ambitious coach, who wants his result to be winning at all course, no time for reluctance attitudes, ready to take on his opponents in league games.

[lizarder]

Arsenal want to perform well above their last year's performance this year. The expectations of Arteta's students are to finish the Premier League as champions. I hope they can do it but they have to beat a tough team like Manchester City. They should continue the good performance from last year until the end of the year. If they play against Barcelona, ​​I have no doubt that the match will be of good quality. Both teams are very good.

Next season Arsenal will not only compete with Man City, especially in the premier league because a number of other clubs have also made major changes to the players they will recruit. Man United, Chelsea, Liverpool, Tottenham and Newcastle also still have the chance to become strong challengers to Arsenal next season and the dominance of Man City or Arsenal will definitely get interference from other clubs who have undergone some major changes at this time. Arteta must be able to try to continue the positive trend next season and target several new players that can help them compete with other teams.

The Premier League will be more competitive next season and many clubs will also surprise them. I saw the friendly match that Arsenal had with Man United and these two teams played with high intensity, so we can see an illustration of how the competition next season will be even more interesting in the premier league.

[Huppercase]

While it would be still be classified as a friendly, it would be interesting to watch as I think both clubs may very well bring out some/all of their big guns in order to win the game.
The statistics on their 5 last games played showed Barcelona winning 4 matches of the 5. Ordinarily, I wouldn’t have second guessed Barcelona to go ahead and win the upcoming friendly game but Arsenal showed a lot of spirit last season and also with their new signings, they’re now a force to reckon with. It would surely be interesting to see who would come out on top in this friendly.

Arsenal want to perform well above their last year's performance this year. The expectations of Arteta's students are to finish the Premier League as champions. I hope they can do it but they have to beat a tough team like Manchester City. They should continue the good performance from last year until the end of the year. If they play against Barcelona, ​​I have no doubt that the match will be of good quality. Both teams are very good.

Arteta may look underated but trust me, he has work with Guardiola before and been a partner, he knows him better and he must have gotten some his strategy before coming to Arsenal, and that is why if yu observe Arsenal match in early 2022, the goals between Arsenal and Manchester City is between 1 goal to nill and in addition to the statistics, you will found out that Arsenal does has more ball possession than Manchester City, the only reason for the goals are always bad Midfielders and defenders but I believe that will be sort out this season.

My problem with Manchester City is there has never been a season they don't dominate the Premier League, even if they don't make it to the Champions League final, they always find away to dominate Premier league in first or second place and no team in England that has been able to neutralized them so far but who knows if Arsenal previous season was a testing phase, they may do more than what they play last season and to accomplish that, I will take the state of Declan Rice as he belive that Gunners are on the right track to win the Premier League once again.

Combination of new signings and old players who still have contracts Arsenal aren't really bad but I think there is room for improvement, as long as the talent is there, blending wouldn't be hard because if you look at how Arteta handle 2022 and went well, even 2023 will be super with time when the season kick start.

[Mame89]

I do not think Kyle had this in mind. As a member of a team, they are all aware that there are games where their strength is needed and other games where other people's strength is needed in the game. Kyle Walker is a fast defender and against some very fast wingers like Vinicius Jr he is an excellent choice to close them down, but for some other types of wingers in the champions league, Pep had a better choice. Everything is to the teams success. It is like he wants a new challenge, maybe that is why he wants to leave to another club.

Yes, I also think that he wants to find a new challenge at another club. Having Davies and Walker on the Left/Right back has been a nightmare for every opposing team. Bayern Muchen taking the fastest defender and then having De Ligt and maybe Kim Min-Jae at the back is already a nightmare for any team including Man City if they meet in the Champions League. because they also have a defensive midfield commander, Kimmich, If this happens I think Bayern Muchen will be the most perfect team. In the end, I conclude that Bayer Muchen's wish is truly fulfilled. Bayern already has a very talented squad, adding Walker and Kane. Imo would make them a real force in Europe.

Pep Guardiola has spoken to Kyle Walker, but the decision is up to the team and the players themselves. Regarding his future, Kyle Walker still has to consider staying at Manchester City or moving to Bayern Munich. So far Bayern Munich may have been very serious about signing him, but I think Kyle Walker is still good to stay for another season at Manchester City.

It's fine with Kyle leaving, loved him for years but Pep Guardiola won't stick around an unhappy player. So he will be replaced by a younger version.

[wmaurik]

I never doubt the quality of Kyle Walker, but I don't think Bayern Munich will sign him. If they transfer, it would be a good challenge for Walker, of course. I think he will go to Saudi Arabia to earn money because a 33-year-old football player will want to earn serious money in his last days.

At that age it's time to think about money over career and I think that's also a very natural thing for him, but if there is still an option for a better team in a more popular league I don't think Kyle Walker would be wrong to go there either. But in this case I agree more that Kyle Walker wants to consider more money than continuing his career which will eventually be released by the team that signed him at that age.

[sokani]

Wrexham seems to play in the fourth division and it is necessary to beat such a team even with the youth squad, to train it to win, but it is impossible to lose to such teams, otherwise it seems that there is no point in such games?

But this defeat is not the worst thing that could happen, there is still time to analyze.
I think the management of Manchester United should pay attention to the selection work of Ten Haag. Most of the newcomers from the Dutch championship, in fact, Ten Haag takes not the strongest players, but those who know from the Dutch championship or saw how they played there. Onana and Mount are prime examples of such selection.

Going through the line ups I couldn't recognized any senior team player except Johnny Evans, so it's obvious ETH used a youth team because Manchester United is still playing again tomorrow against Real Madrid. Even if ETH had used most of his first team players against Wrexham and United still lost, I wouldn't allow that bother to me because it's just preseason and not a competitive game. But on a more serious note, I would have liked it if ETH had used all of his first team players and lost to Wrexham, to let him know that there's a lot of work to be done on the team. Manchester United needs an established striker and a solid defender.

[Razmirraz]

I never doubt the quality of Kyle Walker, but I don't think Bayern Munich will sign him. If they transfer, it would be a good challenge for Walker, of course. I think he will go to Saudi Arabia to earn money because a 33-year-old football player will want to earn serious money in his last days.

It is impossible for Bayern Munich to want to bring in Kyle Walker without having something special that this 33-year-old player has. Kyle Walker is still very much needed by Guardiola to guard the defense of Manchester City, he has a very strong vision of playing, as a player who plays at right back he has produced 49 assists in 500 matches in the premier league.

Kyle Walker is also a player who can play in different positions, apart from being reliable in his natural position (right back) he can also play in the centre-back position, he was often used by Guardiola in the right wing-back position when Manchester City needed his speed. Maybe because he has the vision of playing like Philip Lahm, Bayern Munich really want to sign him, but Manchester City are not ready to part with him because Guardiola really needs Walker's presence in his squad.

[marcous]

At that age it's time to think about money over career and I think that's also a very natural thing for him, but if there is still an option for a better team in a more popular league I don't think Kyle Walker would be wrong to go there either. But in this case I agree more that Kyle Walker wants to consider more money than continuing his career which will eventually be released by the team that signed him at that age.

Pep Guardiola has reportedly given an ultimatum that Kyle Walker is irreplaceable in his squad, this means that he will guarantee regular playing in the main squad throughout the season. Staying for one more season under Guardiola leadership is not a disadvantage, and of course Man City is also very capable of providing a large salary for the defender. Pep Guardioa will definitely try to keep Walker as best he can, especially the transfer window which is increasingly time-limited, will certainly make Pep dizzy to find a replacement that is commensurate with him if he is released.

The vision of playing, being able to create assists and being able to play in several positions are Walker's strengths. As far as I can remember Pep really wanted that kind of player model, when training Barcelona this role was carried out by Dani Alves, at Bayern Munich it was given to Philipp Lahm and at Man City it was assigned to Walker.

[Rockstarguy]

Arsenal want to perform well above their last year's performance this year. The expectations of Arteta's students are to finish the Premier League as champions. I hope they can do it but they have to beat a tough team like Manchester City. They should continue the good performance from last year until the end of the year. If they play against Barcelona, ​​I have no doubt that the match will be of good quality. Both teams are very good.

Next season Arsenal will not only compete with Man City, especially in the premier league because a number of other clubs have also made major changes to the players they will recruit. Man United, Chelsea, Liverpool, Tottenham and Newcastle also still have the chance to become strong challengers to Arsenal next season and the dominance of Man City or Arsenal will definitely get interference from other clubs who have undergone some major changes at this time. Arteta must be able to try to continue the positive trend next season and target several new players that can help them compete with other teams.

The Premier League will be more competitive next season and many clubs will also surprise them. I saw the friendly match that Arsenal had with Man United and these two teams played with high intensity, so we can see an illustration of how the competition next season will be even more interesting in the premier league.

Premier league this season will be different from the one of last season,  last season it was Arsenal and Manchester City that was fighting to get the  championship but this season more teams are joining the race of getting the championship of premier league. Other teams are really getting prepared to come out  with good performance for next season,  it might not be really easy for arsenal to continue to fight to win champions league because their are other teams that will also be challenging to them. The next season is just too unpredictable for arsenal if they will go far or not in the premier league competition.

[hahay]

I never doubt the quality of Kyle Walker, but I don't think Bayern Munich will sign him. If they transfer, it would be a good challenge for Walker, of course. I think he will go to Saudi Arabia to earn money because a 33-year-old football player will want to earn serious money in his last days.

At that age it's time to think about money over career and I think that's also a very natural thing for him, but if there is still an option for a better team in a more popular league I don't think Kyle Walker would be wrong to go there either. But in this case I agree more that Kyle Walker wants to consider more money than continuing his career which will eventually be released by the team that signed him at that age.

Anyway, Kyle Walker has already get many titles with Manchester City so indeed, it is quite reasonable that Kyle Walker might prefer to earn more money with playing in the Saudi Professional League. After all, even if for example Kyle Walker left and joined Bayern Munich as well, in fact Bayern Munich basically only has dominance in the Bundesliga but not the Champions League. Thus, choosing to play until his contract expires at least for one more season at Manchester City and then leave to playing in the Saudi Professional League, at least i think it will still be a reasonable choice and still feasible for Kyle Walker who is approaching retirement.

[rahmad2nd]

...therefore Pep Guardiola still needs Kyle Walker's services at least until next season.

Of course, but the problem is that Pep wouldn't need his services throughout the season, he will be picked specifically for certain games, just like what happened last season. I'm pretty sure Walker doesn't want that, he wants to move to a team in which he can start nearly every game, and he knows City can't give him that and this is why they are offering him just a one year contract. If kyle Walker leaves City, it is because he knows that his game-time at the Etihad would be quite limited next season.

I feel that it's not that Pep doesn't need his services, it's more like Kyle Walker wants a change now. It's natural when you have achieved everything for consecutive years, a player always wants a change. It was same with Gundogan and it's same with Kyle. Pep always is happy with his squad but if a player wants to leave then he also doesn't tries to convince the player to stay at City.  With City there will always be lack of playing chances because they want the depth of good players in the squad and there will always be someone feeling left out if Pep doesn't plays him for 2-3 matches.

Rumors of Walker leaving have surfaced as the defender began to feel uncomfortable. eroded playing minutes, so he had to find a new club. Walker's situation made Munich move. Incidentally, the Bundesliga giants are looking for a pure right-back to add depth to their squad. Recent reports said Walker had agreed to join Munich. it's just that Pep Guardiola doesn't want to let go.

Naturally, even though Walker is often rotated from the main starting eleven for Manchester City. but after all, he is part of one of the best players that Pep Guardiola has. but Walker clearly needs proof that he is indeed the best in the squad, one of which is by guaranteeing regular playing time for next season. if City do that, I'm sure he will stay at the Etihad Stadium. but there are no guarantees, it is not impossible if in the end the defender accepts an offer from Bayern Munich. a verbal agreement has been made with the player, Bayern only needs to confirm negotiations with Manchester City. besides that, Walker's age has entered 33 years. maybe, he wants to spend his retirement by continuing to play as a core player.
well, since so far there has been no official proposal claim from Munich, anything can happen.

[Docnaster]

I never doubt the quality of Kyle Walker, but I don't think Bayern Munich will sign him. If they transfer, it would be a good challenge for Walker, of course. I think he will go to Saudi Arabia to earn money because a 33-year-old football player will want to earn serious money in his last days.

At that age it's time to think about money over career and I think that's also a very natural thing for him, but if there is still an option for a better team in a more popular league I don't think Kyle Walker would be wrong to go there either. But in this case I agree more that Kyle Walker wants to consider more money than continuing his career which will eventually be released by the team that signed him at that age.

Anyway, Kyle Walker has already get many titles with Manchester City so indeed, it is quite reasonable that Kyle Walker might prefer to earn more money with playing in the Saudi Professional League. After all, even if for example Kyle Walker left and joined Bayern Munich as well, in fact Bayern Munich basically only has dominance in the Bundesliga but not the Champions League. Thus, choosing to play until his contract expires at least for one more season at Manchester City and then leave to playing in the Saudi Professional League, at least i think it will still be a reasonable choice and still feasible for Kyle Walker who is approaching retirement.

Walker has done so much in the world of football. He played many matches and won many trophies if not all. He has been consistent in playing especially in speed and recovery. His physical fitness always put him ahead of his opponents but there is something we need to consider and that is age. Kyle Walker is not growing younger anymore so I think it is the right time he began to look for more money and where to play with little or no pressure.

[boris singer]

I never doubt the quality of Kyle Walker, but I don't think Bayern Munich will sign him. If they transfer, it would be a good challenge for Walker, of course. I think he will go to Saudi Arabia to earn money because a 33-year-old football player will want to earn serious money in his last days.

At that age it's time to think about money over career and I think that's also a very natural thing for him, but if there is still an option for a better team in a more popular league I don't think Kyle Walker would be wrong to go there either. But in this case I agree more that Kyle Walker wants to consider more money than continuing his career which will eventually be released by the team that signed him at that age.

Well this is common when a player is in his old age, he will prioritize money over his career and also as we know that lately many of Europe's top players have chosen to play in the Arab League because of financial clarity they will be guaranteed there and then they will only have to enjoy their old age with finances that even exceed expectations. Meanwhile I heard that there are also several European clubs who want his services, but so far I still haven't heard about the player's decision. It was the right decision for him if he really wanted money then as you said the Arab League is the place where he can get it.

[shogun47]

I never doubt the quality of Kyle Walker, but I don't think Bayern Munich will sign him. If they transfer, it would be a good challenge for Walker, of course. I think he will go to Saudi Arabia to earn money because a 33-year-old football player will want to earn serious money in his last days.

At that age it's time to think about money over career and I think that's also a very natural thing for him, but if there is still an option for a better team in a more popular league I don't think Kyle Walker would be wrong to go there either. But in this case I agree more that Kyle Walker wants to consider more money than continuing his career which will eventually be released by the team that signed him at that age.

Well this is common when a player is in his old age, he will prioritize money over his career and also as we know that lately many of Europe's top players have chosen to play in the Arab League because of financial clarity they will be guaranteed there and then they will only have to enjoy their old age with finances that even exceed expectations. Meanwhile I heard that there are also several European clubs who want his services, but so far I still haven't heard about the player's decision. It was the right decision for him if he really wanted money then as you said the Arab League is the place where he can get it.

I think for some players it doesn't have to do with prioritizing money over the career. They also know that at the age of 33 onwards their physical condition won't get any better, recovery will be slower while the pressure to deliver top performances remains the same or gets even worse when you start making mistakes, become slower or miss games because of injuries. For them going to clubs where competition is less hard while earning that much money is like a life present.

[DaNNy001]

I never doubt the quality of Kyle Walker, but I don't think Bayern Munich will sign him. If they transfer, it would be a good challenge for Walker, of course. I think he will go to Saudi Arabia to earn money because a 33-year-old football player will want to earn serious money in his last days.

At that age it's time to think about money over career and I think that's also a very natural thing for him, but if there is still an option for a better team in a more popular league I don't think Kyle Walker would be wrong to go there either. But in this case I agree more that Kyle Walker wants to consider more money than continuing his career which will eventually be released by the team that signed him at that age.

This is a normal trend with football stars and it's quite knowing that you staying in your previous club will not do you any good because the space for younger players will always surface and the manager will likely start a younger vibrant player than walker so choosing a career base on the financial benefits is better probably to stand to the fact that you want to experience good football.

[Westinhome]

Anyway, Kyle Walker has already get many titles with Manchester City so indeed, it is quite reasonable that Kyle Walker might prefer to earn more money with playing in the Saudi Professional League. After all, even if for example Kyle Walker left and joined Bayern Munich as well, in fact Bayern Munich basically only has dominance in the Bundesliga but not the Champions League. Thus, choosing to play until his contract expires at least for one more season at Manchester City and then leave to playing in the Saudi Professional League, at least i think it will still be a reasonable choice and still feasible for Kyle Walker who is approaching retirement.

Walker was the best player with good techniques in the Manchester games.Many people want to join the Saudi Arabia League as you said,if the Walker decided to join the league.Walker get huge quote from the Saudi Arabia Club as like they offered the Mbappe.Some people think Kyle Will announce his retirement after the Manchester City,but my opinion he will get into the Saudi Arabia Leagues.Because most of the football players will get into Saudi Arabia League as his destination.Because the players can earn their settlement money from the Saudi League.They are ready to buy most of the European players at any cost for their deep origin.Kyle Walker is the best player and good analytical thinker.So expect him in Saudi Arabia League of 2023-24.

[Marykeller]

Premier league this season will be different from the one of last season,  last season it was Arsenal and Manchester City that was fighting to get the  championship but this season more teams are joining the race of getting the championship of premier league. Other teams are really getting prepared to come out  with good performance for next season,  it might not be really easy for arsenal to continue to fight to win champions league because their are other teams that will also be challenging to them. The next season is just too unpredictable for arsenal if they will go far or not in the premier league competition.

For all Premier League clubs, not just Arsenal and Manchester City, the upcoming season will be unpredictable and interesting. Every club wants its side to be at the top of the Premier League standings, not for Manchester City and Arsenal to continue doing what they did by maintaining their top spot from the previous season to this upcoming season. Clubs are vying for the top spot this season, making it unpredictable for us to guess which clubs will ascend to the premier league's top position.
This season, Chelsea, Manchester United, Tottenham, and Liverpool all desire to recover their lost top spot of last season, with this season. That will make the Premier League to be exciting and competitive as a result of this.