Premier League Prediction Thread 2023/2024

[rahmad2nd]

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Arsenal is also one of the clubs that has not won a title for a long time. In fact it is difficult to compete in the Premier League somehow stop the dominance of Manchester City they are in a golden era. From what I've seen only clubs with old coaches can beat them like Liverpool so between players and coaches have a strong bond and built more than 5 years. Manchester United is far from this category they need a few more years to be stronger while Arsenal may be closer we can see the progress from year to year top 8 , top 5 and last season they were runners up I think in the next 2 years it will be Arsenal's turn.

I still remember very well, the last time Arsenal won the Premier League title. even time, Arsenal is filled with top players on all fronts. but since then, Arsene Wenger changed his philosophy. and until now, the Gunners have been fasting for a long time in winning the Premier League title. season 2022/2023, they are very close to winning this competition. unfortunately, one thing or another that makes them experience a decrease in performance. now Arteta has been supported by the owner of the club, Kroenke, by pouring out very large funds.
Automatically, Arsenal's target has now changed. without any claims from Arteta and club management, Arsenal must fight hard to win trophies this season. because, we know very well how hard Kroenke is to provide coaches with large funds in spending on players.

In the hands of Arteta, there have been significant changes. as a result, they brought in a few newcomers even for a very hefty price tag.  like it or not, Arteta has to win a trophy. at a minimum, a Premier League trophy. if not, then Arteta's career with Arsenal in the following season is at stake.
Speaking of City, Pep Guardiola's team is still the team that is more favourite. even though some of their players left, TheCitizen is still a very tough team. but now, City has a rival that is arguably quite strong. I am absolutely sure that Arsenal will become an obstacle for City to defend the trophy in the 2023/2024 season.

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[QueenVera]

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Arsenal is also one of the clubs that has not won a title for a long time. In fact it is difficult to compete in the Premier League somehow stop the dominance of Manchester City they are in a golden era. From what I've seen only clubs with old coaches can beat them like Liverpool so between players and coaches have a strong bond and built more than 5 years. Manchester United is far from this category they need a few more years to be stronger while Arsenal may be closer we can see the progress from year to year top 8 , top 5 and last season they were runners up I think in the next 2 years it will be Arsenal's turn.

As long as Manchester City still supports Pep Guardiola as their coach, so long as Manchester City's dominance in the Premier League is possible. I don't think Pep Guardiola will lose his mind to knock his team from the peak of glory even if other teams continue to improve the depth of their squad. If Arsenal and all other teams can regenerate their players with quality players, then Pep Guardiola will too.

So far Pep Guardiola has been clouded by the club's massive financial power if he wants to build his team. Sure they have to be very careful how they spend money, but I don't think Manchester City will lose their dominance even if Arsenal try to stop it. Arsenal will not replace Manchester City's domination in the near future, but they can win the title if they manage to maximize every match and win points.

I was really impressed by Arsenal's performance at the beginning of the season, they took everyone by suprise and at a point the seemed like the best team last season and I already mentioned to a friend that they would win the league then, not until Manchester City came top and remain in the first position until the league was over, the thing is Pep have set a standard for his team and every player he has are all following that standard he's made the team very tough and scary to rival teams and it would only take Pep Guardiola to leave the team before they lose dominance of the Premier league, Arteta looks very promising and in the near future if he keeps going on the right path then I think there would be lots he'll archive with Arsenal although he might not be as very successful as Pep but he might try to win one, two or three troophies with Arsenal in the near future
 This season is going to  be tough because there are lot of top managers currently in the league as well as top players that's been brought to the league in the recent window so most big clubs have strengthen their weak point and are very ready to challenge for the trophy, it won't come as easy as before for mancity they'll have to fight hard to retain their spot as title holder, though they're still referred to as top contenders for this season it would be a very big record for Manchester City if he wins the league four times in a row.

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Ten Hag has indeed not made great achievements for Man United but I think he has made quite a significant change. So if he is still trusted to handle Man United for the following seasons, Man United will be a serious challenger in the Premier League. Man United need to get a new striker this season but I don't think they will be able to sign Harry Kane because the price is too high for Man United. Rasmus Hojlund is a pretty good option and the signing could be a great investment for Man United.

Kane wants to play for Bayern and Bayern remain hopeful of getting Kane. Kane's move to Manchester United seems unlikely to me, this is a rival team and even more so I think that he himself will not want to play for Manchester United. If this off-season does not work out with this transfer, then next summer his contract expires and then he can go to Bayern as a free agent, so Tottenham should also be interested in selling him before that time.

Thus, at least Bayern Munich and Manchester United might be able to compete to be able to bring in Kane at this moment or in the upcoming transfer market. But, I personally don't really care where Kane will go, but one thing I hope is that at least Kane really has to leave. Because playing at Tottenham also didn't provide any achievements for Kane so yes, leaving is the right way for Kane. But regarding Erik ten Hag, I personally have considered him successful in making Manchester United better last season. What's more, Erik ten Hag also still has a contract until 2025 and of course, if Erik ten Hag can be consistent every season to make Manchester United strong in the top zone, then surely Erik ten Hag deserves a new contract later.

[bitgolden]

Bernardo Silva was an integral part of the treble winning squad of Manchester City last season and because it'll be difficult to get another player to handle the right flank of Manchester City attack like he did last season, I know Manchester City wouldn't allow him to leave the club this summer not when Riyad Mahrez has already left the club.
The Portuguese's electrifyingly skills of dribbling past opposing defenders and creating scoring opportunities is another reason why City would rather keep him than allow him go. It's surely a good decision by City management to keep such a quality player for the club

He was definitely someone they have used a lot and he is still young enough to provide a few more seasons without a doubt, but if they get a great offer than nobody is unreplaceable for them. If you offer a lot, I bet that they would be willing to sell even De Bruyne or Haaland as well. It all depends on money for them and they are trying to build a team that is a full team and no single player makes the difference.

As we all know De Bruyne and Haaland does, and the yare amazing, but even if they sell one of them for a ton of money, and in order to get them you need to offer record numbers, then they would be able to replace them with another player and still be a good team, they will not be bad just because they lost one player.

[borovichok]

I also recently heard that other clubs are after Maguire and one of them is WestHam who were surprisingly turned down by Manchstr United and this makes sense to me as I probably don't want to let go of a player who has had good performance against a rival club.
I have also heard rumors that both big clubs are interested in Maguire but I have a prediction that Maguire will prefer to join AC milan.
Even though all of this is only temporary news and there is no certainty whatsoever, AC Milan has a bigger chance because finances are much better than Juven.
Actually a little sorry to see Maguire have to leave Manchstr United, but because it's all his own inconsistent fault and made several mistakes that made the Manchstr United coach no longer interested in extending the contract with Maguire and prefer to sell it to another club that needs it

Westham united interested in the englishman, they already placed bid for him, but the red devil's rejected and request for am increased in the price. Harry Maguire was once valued among other defenders in the English premier league, he was on the rader of all elite clubs during his prime. However he got unlucky during his years at Old Trafford, he made countless costly blunders which triggered penalties for the red devils. The fans kept boeing him any time he feature for league games, I would say all he needs is confidence inother to regain his good footings on the ball.

[DaNNy001]

Almost 10 years Man United did not win the EPL. Even 7 coaches have been selected to try to deliver the championship title but failed. After Sir Alex Retirement, Man United did look bad. In fact, many large transfers have ended up failing. When Ten Hag arrived, they began to improve even though they did not have a championship but Man United's performances were promising. They have made good use of transfers, but there is one player who could possibly be the solution. Since they currently do not have a number 9 striker, Maybe Man United can buy Kane as this solution. But Tottenham are unlikely to release Kane to an English club.

Arsenal is also one of the clubs that has not won a title for a long time. In fact it is difficult to compete in the Premier League somehow stop the dominance of Manchester City they are in a golden era. From what I've seen only clubs with old coaches can beat them like Liverpool so between players and coaches have a strong bond and built more than 5 years. Manchester United is far from this category they need a few more years to be stronger while Arsenal may be closer we can see the progress from year to year top 8 , top 5 and last season they were runners up I think in the next 2 years it will be Arsenal's turn.

Well I don't quite get you, but I feel Manchester United is also doing well and moreover it's just last season that arsenal started being quite successful and also I feel that success they even achieve was a bit kind of disappointing because I never expected them to lose on the trophy after being top of the league table for so long and at the end they just gifted every thing to Manchester city

[SOKO-DEKE]

Almost 10 years Man United did not win the EPL. Even 7 coaches have been selected to try to deliver the championship title but failed. After Sir Alex Retirement, Man United did look bad. In fact, many large transfers have ended up failing. When Ten Hag arrived, they began to improve even though they did not have a championship but Man United's performances were promising. They have made good use of transfers, but there is one player who could possibly be the solution. Since they currently do not have a number 9 striker.

Yes, it has been quite some time since Manchester United last won the Premier League championship, but given the progress Ten Hang is making, I think it won't be long before they do it once more. However, I can't merely predict it will happen next season because I don't believe Manchester United's current roster is as strong as Manchester City's to do so. But Ten Hang will eventually be able to balance the squad because he have shown that from team improvement, though. Although I am aware that the team is not poor right now but I don't believe they have strong backup options on the bench in case some of their key players get injured.

Maybe Man United can buy Kane as this solution. But Tottenham are unlikely to release Kane to an English club.

Kane is a capable striker, but given his advanced age, I can't guarantee that he will be the best for Manchester United. I'm worried about him going for injury and given his age right now, it might be bad. Personally, I think Napoli's Victor Osimhen is an old enough and capable striker that Manchester United will pursue.

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He was definitely someone they have used a lot and he is still young enough to provide a few more seasons without a doubt, but if they get a great offer than nobody is unreplaceable for them. If you offer a lot, I bet that they would be willing to sell even De Bruyne or Haaland as well. It all depends on money for them and they are trying to build a team that is a full team and no single player makes the difference.

As we all know De Bruyne and Haaland does, and the yare amazing, but even if they sell one of them for a ton of money, and in order to get them you need to offer record numbers, then they would be able to replace them with another player and still be a good team, they will not be bad just because they lost one player.

Manchester city is in an unstable condition in this transfer window because they have to make a big effort in keeping their players from leaving in this transfer window. Previously, two of their core players had been recruited by other teams in this transfer window, such as Gundogan who was recruited by Barcelona and Mahrez who was bought by Al Ahli. So recently, news has emerged that Bernardo Silva has started to be linked with a number of big teams in Europe and that Kyle Walker has also been eyed by a big Bundesliga team.

I think Manchester city should be able to hold Bernardo Silva and Kyle Walker for next season because they had a big influence on Manchester City game last season. So Pep Guardiola has to watch out for that if he doesn't want to lose a lot of their star players in this season's transfer window.

[rendravolt]

A few days ago Fulham just brought in striker Raul Jimenez from Wolves, now they have added strength to their troops in defense and they have succeeded in bringing in Calvin Bassey from Ajax. At a cost of 22.5 million euros, it seems that Fulham have got one of the young players who can become the foundation for next season's back line affairs. The duration of his contract is up to 2027 and it has been confirmed that Fulham has placed him as part of a long-term contract. Last season he had quite brilliant statistics by appearing 39 times in all competitions and also recording 1 goal and 5 assists. I think Fulham will be even better next season and they definitely aim to finish in a better position in the table every season.

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Well I don't quite get you, but I feel Manchester United is also doing well and moreover it's just last season that arsenal started being quite successful and also I feel that success they even achieve was a bit kind of disappointing because I never expected them to lose on the trophy after being top of the league table for so long and at the end they just gifted every thing to Manchester city

I personally did not expect how it could be successful but disappointing because for me, even though Arsenal failed to win the trophy but I personally was not disappointed at all with Arsenal. Because anyway, I just accept and acknowledge the fact, that Manchester City are clearly better and deserve to win the trophy because of their ability to be consistent. However, at least Arteta has managed to improve Arsenal ability last season and also for next season. At least I also still believe Arteta still has the ability to be able to make Arsenal compete well, at least for the top four or maybe just in the top six it's still good I guess.

[Odusko]

A few days ago Fulham just brought in striker Raul Jimenez from Wolves, now they have added strength to their troops in defense and they have succeeded in bringing in Calvin Bassey from Ajax. At a cost of 22.5 million euros, it seems that Fulham have got one of the young players who can become the foundation for next season's backline affairs. The duration of his contract is up to 2027 and it has been confirmed that Fulham has placed him as part of a long-term contract. Last season he had quite brilliant statistics by appearing 39 times in all competitions and also recording 1 goal and 5 assists. I think Fulham will be even better next season and they definitely aim to finish in a better position in the table every season.

Wove United have become a breeding ground for young energetic players and many of the clubs in their category are eyeing a few players that Wove will be willing to take a bid on them, fulham may have been one of such clubs who have dipped into Wove to bring AJEX into the team which is a good prospect that could propel their success in the next coming season, just like what Chelsea and the clubs like Manchester United also are bringing in new blood unto their team.
The current season is going to come with a lot of exciting outcomes of events for most of the small clubs who have set a good amount to hire new hands in this season.

[BITCOIN4X]

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Manchester city is in an unstable condition in this transfer window because they have to make a big effort in keeping their players from leaving in this transfer window. Previously, two of their core players had been recruited by other teams in this transfer window, such as Gundogan who was recruited by Barcelona and Mahrez who was bought by Al Ahli. So recently, news has emerged that Bernardo Silva has started to be linked with a number of big teams in Europe and that Kyle Walker has also been eyed by a big Bundesliga team.

I think Manchester city should be able to hold Bernardo Silva and Kyle Walker for next season because they had a big influence on Manchester City game last season. So Pep Guardiola has to watch out for that if he doesn't want to lose a lot of their star players in this season's transfer window.

I don't think Pep Guardiola will be as worried as you say. Manchester City have players who can still be relied on like Foden if Bernardo Silva leaves during the transfer market. Pep Guardiola also has good defenders where it is possible to replace Walker who other teams are interested in, but of course it is important to try to keep those two players as much as you can.

Even though Manchester City ended up having to part ways with their 4 important players during the transfer market, so I don't think they will lose a lot of quality which can make their title chances lower. Pep Guardiola definitely has a good plan in mind for his team, he will also anticipate other plans should Walker and Silva leave.

[DanWalker]

Bernardo Silva was an integral part of the treble winning squad of Manchester City last season and because it'll be difficult to get another player to handle the right flank of Manchester City attack like he did last season, I know Manchester City wouldn't allow him to leave the club this summer not when Riyad Mahrez has already left the club.
The Portuguese's electrifyingly skills of dribbling past opposing defenders and creating scoring opportunities is another reason why City would rather keep him than allow him go. It's surely a good decision by City management to keep such a quality player for the club

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 they will not be bad just because they lost one player.

I comprehend that the only absence of a single player from the team won't render it entirely useless. Nevertheless, the expulsion of a presently active player is likely to disrupt the team's chemistry. So I don’t know if that is the best decision to make. The thing is if they sell one player who is currently playing in the squad and whoever they bring in next actually performs well, I don’t think they will have any big issues.

No one will actually even talk about the previous plan. Everyone will appreciate the move. But the problem is if the new player does not perform as expected, or at least as well as the last player, a lot of people are going to talk. And the more important thing is the team chemistry is going to be broken. I just don’t think that it is a good idea to sell a player when they will probably have to spend that money or probably, even more, to bring in another player.

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I don't think Pep Guardiola will be as worried as you say. Manchester City have players who can still be relied on like Foden if Bernardo Silva leaves during the transfer market. Pep Guardiola also has good defenders where it is possible to replace Walker who other teams are interested in, but of course it is important to try to keep those two players as much as you can.

Even though Manchester City ended up having to part ways with their 4 important players during the transfer market, so I don't think they will lose a lot of quality which can make their title chances lower. Pep Guardiola definitely has a good plan in mind for his team, he will also anticipate other plans should Walker and Silva leave.

Yes, there are a number of things that you should pay attention to because a big team will lose balance if many of their core players leave in this summer's transfer window. Manchester city just made their history last season by winning the treble winner. So there are several steps that pep must anticipate to balance their strengths in the next season, where he must be able to persuade star players not to leave in this transfer market.

Indeed pep guardiola has some stock players but if some influential players in the depth of their squad leave in this transfer window then it is very likely that manchester city will also lose its best form next season. Therefore I think pep guardiola has to hold Walker and Silva to stay with them next season.

[ShowOff]

Yes, there are a number of things that you should pay attention to because a big team will lose balance if many of their core players leave in this summer's transfer window. Manchester city just made their history last season by winning the treble winner. So there are several steps that pep must anticipate to balance their strengths in the next season, where he must be able to persuade star players not to leave in this transfer market.

Indeed pep guardiola has some stock players but if some influential players in the depth of their squad leave in this transfer window then it is very likely that manchester city will also lose its best form next season. Therefore I think pep guardiola has to hold Walker and Silva to stay with them next season.

Bernardo Silva and Kyle Walker deserve to be kept because of their performances, but I don't think Manchester City should ban Ilkay Gundogan and Riyad Mahrez from going to other teams. If possible, Pep should persuade both players to stay at least for next season, but if he has to choose one for one reason or another then I think Bernardo Silva is the most deserving.

Besides, I don't really believe Manchester City will lose the balance if the two players leave before the new season starts. Pep Guardiola has a large stock of players to put in the shoes of the departing players, so I don't think it's that big of a problem. I also want to ask like with BITCOIN4X, what are you worried about from Manchester City if Walker and Bernardo leave?

[AakZaki]

It's true that manchester united in the early 2000s was terrible with all the great players around at that time and it was almost certain that when they played, victory was guaranteed. Sir Alex Ferguson is a phenomenal figure as a Manchester United coach and until now there has been no coach who can replace him. I think Manchester United will be very jealous of the achievements of their city rivals who have always dominated the EPL in the last 10 years and Manchester United must be able to prove their strength again later in the Erik ten Hag era which is considered to have a very big impact on the club.

Many people expect Ten Hag, because he has shown good progress in one coaching season. They have good development, with good transfer conditions. Since Sir Alex retired, there has been no clear progress, the management does not seem to be too patient waiting for the team's process. So they spend a lot of money on coaches and players who are bought. Today they got a pretty good coach, they should have been more patient to do the process.

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A few days ago Fulham just brought in striker Raul Jimenez from Wolves, now they have added strength to their troops in defense and they have succeeded in bringing in Calvin Bassey from Ajax. At a cost of 22.5 million euros, it seems that Fulham have got one of the young players who can become the foundation for next season's back line affairs. The duration of his contract is up to 2027 and it has been confirmed that Fulham has placed him as part of a long-term contract. Last season he had quite brilliant statistics by appearing 39 times in all competitions and also recording 1 goal and 5 assists. I think Fulham will be even better next season and they definitely aim to finish in a better position in the table every season.

Following their impressive performance last season, Fulham are willing to have a great season again this coming season, which is why they are signing more players to strengthen their team.

They signed Raul Jimenez from Wolves to add more bodies and support to their attack, and now they have signed Calvin Bassey, a Nigerian footballer from Ajax, to strengthen their defensive line ahead of the 2023–2024 Premier League season. This is a great effort from the team because they observe how difficult Premier League football is compared to other leagues.

[Ndabagi01]

I personally did not expect how it could be successful but disappointing because for me, even though Arsenal failed to win the trophy but I personally was not disappointed at all with Arsenal. Because anyway, I just accept and acknowledge the fact, that Manchester City are clearly better and deserve to win the trophy because of their ability to be consistent. However, at least Arteta has managed to improve Arsenal ability last season and also for next season. At least I also still believe Arteta still has the ability to be able to make Arsenal compete well, at least for the top four or maybe just in the top six it's still good I guess.

Arsenal finished second in the Premier League last season, which was a fantastic success for both the team and Arteta. If they finish in the top six the upcoming season, they are not progressing, but rather static or even retrogressing in my perspective. Every team strives to improve prior to seasons before the new one, therefore I expect Arsenal to be more competitive than last season; at the absolute least, they should be a worthy contender for the Premier League title or runner-up. Arteta is a good coach, and I'm sure he'll aim to make Arsenal even better than they were previously.

[arimamib]

Bernardo Silva and Kyle Walker deserve to be kept because of their performances, but I don't think Manchester City should ban Ilkay Gundogan and Riyad Mahrez from going to other teams. If possible, Pep should persuade both players to stay at least for next season, but if he has to choose one for one reason or another then I think Bernardo Silva is the most deserving.

Walker is the best defender Manchester City has and it is only right for Pep to be worried if he goes to another club in this transfer window. However, Bayern Munich continues to tease Manchester City into selling walkers in this summer's transfer window. If you look at Manchester City players, almost all of them have pretty good quality, so it's only natural that teams from other leagues will take advantage of the opportunity to tempt Manchester City players in this transfer window.

Several Epl teams have continued to put in quite impressive efforts in this transfer window one of which is Newcastle united. Seeing Howe getting a large budget to make changes in the body of the newcastle united team, it is possible that newcastle united will become a strong competitor next season in the top 4 big.

[MuffinMaster]

Yes, there are a number of things that you should pay attention to because a big team will lose balance if many of their core players leave in this summer's transfer window. Manchester city just made their history last season by winning the treble winner. So there are several steps that pep must anticipate to balance their strengths in the next season, where he must be able to persuade star players not to leave in this transfer market.

Indeed pep guardiola has some stock players but if some influential players in the depth of their squad leave in this transfer window then it is very likely that manchester city will also lose its best form next season. Therefore I think pep guardiola has to hold Walker and Silva to stay with them next season.

Bernardo Silva and Kyle Walker deserve to be kept because of their performances, but I don't think Manchester City should ban Ilkay Gundogan and Riyad Mahrez from going to other teams. If possible, Pep should persuade both players to stay at least for next season, but if he has to choose one for one reason or another then I think Bernardo Silva is the most deserving.

Besides, I don't really believe Manchester City will lose the balance if the two players leave before the new season starts. Pep Guardiola has a large stock of players to put in the shoes of the departing players, so I don't think it's that big of a problem. I also want to ask like with BITCOIN4X, what are you worried about from Manchester City if Walker and Bernardo leave?

I think every Manchester City player has great artistry. Everyone works hard. Besides, the coach of the team is a person of extraordinary talent, I think the team deserves to win more titles under his leadership.