Premier League Prediction Thread 2023/2024

[Luzin]

We are entering the era of the Premier League with a new format, young players as the successors. Haaland, Garnacho, Rashford, Palmer, Foden, Saka, Jackson, Trossard, Hojlund and several other players have become new icons to show the concept of the Premier League in their era.

Interesting conditions. These young players have been trusted to appear in the country or in the main team. Even their grades are fantastic. I think right now the team management is starting to try to build a foundation for the long term. They are starting to change their minds, they do not bring in many old players who will expire. It seems that it will save a little on the expense of buying players. Like Man United's transfer to Leny Yoro, he is 18 years old and the price is fantastic in my opinion. But I saw Yoro's debut he looked quite impressive.

[Altryist]

Interesting conditions. These young players have been trusted to appear in the country or in the main team. Even their grades are fantastic. I think right now the team management is starting to try to build a foundation for the long term. They are starting to change their minds, they do not bring in many old players who will expire. It seems that it will save a little on the expense of buying players. Like Man United's transfer to Leny Yoro, he is 18 years old and the price is fantastic in my opinion. But I saw Yoro's debut he looked quite impressive.

It will be difficult for any team to go through the formation of a new team with young players, I think that ten Hag perfectly understood what he was doing and at first everything was good, the first season was not so bad, especially since everyone hoped that in the second season the team would continue to progress, but in fact, it turned out differently, Manchester United were left without a Champions League zone and this caused a lot of negativity regarding how ten Hag manages the team.
He was used to this tactic in Ajak and it worked well there, at Manchester United everything is a little different and in fact it is not clear whether it will work in the end, or whether this will be his last season in the team.

[Weawant]

We are entering the era of the Premier League with a new format, young players as the successors. Haaland, Garnacho, Rashford, Palmer, Foden, Saka, Jackson, Trossard, Hojlund and several other players have become new icons to show the concept of the Premier League in their era.

Interesting conditions. These young players have been trusted to appear in the country or in the main team. Even their grades are fantastic. I think right now the team management is starting to try to build a foundation for the long term. They are starting to change their minds, they do not bring in many old players who will expire. It seems that it will save a little on the expense of buying players. Like Man United's transfer to Leny Yoro, he is 18 years old and the price is fantastic in my opinion. But I saw Yoro's debut he looked quite impressive.

Watching football closely you will observe that there's a gradual transition into a new era going on currently especially within Europe, and soon theses young players will be the faces we are going to know in any of these leagues, they are going to serve as pace setters for the new era and at same time the future of these teams because they are in for long term looking at their age and the contract been signed by some of them. One aspect of this new wave that interest me the most is how this new young talents are able to keep it together at all levels, both club wise and in their various national team too.

[imamusma]

Interesting conditions. These young players have been trusted to appear in the country or in the main team. Even their grades are fantastic. I think right now the team management is starting to try to build a foundation for the long term. They are starting to change their minds, they do not bring in many old players who will expire. It seems that it will save a little on the expense of buying players. Like Man United's transfer to Leny Yoro, he is 18 years old and the price is fantastic in my opinion. But I saw Yoro's debut he looked quite impressive.

It will be difficult for any team to go through the formation of a new team with young players, I think that ten Hag perfectly understood what he was doing and at first everything was good, the first season was not so bad, especially since everyone hoped that in the second season the team would continue to progress, but in fact, it turned out differently, Manchester United were left without a Champions League zone and this caused a lot of negativity regarding how ten Hag manages the team.
He was used to this tactic in Ajak and it worked well there, at Manchester United everything is a little different and in fact it is not clear whether it will work in the end, or whether this will be his last season in the team.

Ten Hag seems to really understand his team needs, therefore he is still trying to keep most of the senior players in his squad. The recruitment of young players is aimed at the long term, and of course they can form an ideal combination. It is very risky to build a squad dominated by young players, because the chances of achieving the target will be very low, like Chelsea last season. It is hoped that Leny Yoro and Joshua Zirkzee will perform satisfactorily, both of them have the potential to become important players next season. In my opinion, the steps taken by Ten Hag are right, it just remains for the former Ajax manager to work hard to find the right approach and tactics, so that each player can unleash their full potential.

[Frankolala]

We are entering the era of the Premier League with a new format, young players as the successors. Haaland, Garnacho, Rashford, Palmer, Foden, Saka, Jackson, Trossard, Hojlund and several other players have become new icons to show the concept of the Premier League in their era.

Interesting conditions. These young players have been trusted to appear in the country or in the main team. Even their grades are fantastic. I think right now the team management is starting to try to build a foundation for the long term. They are starting to change their minds, they do not bring in many old players who will expire. It seems that it will save a little on the expense of buying players. Like Man United's transfer to Leny Yoro, he is 18 years old and the price is fantastic in my opinion. But I saw Yoro's debut he looked quite impressive.

Watching football closely you will observe that there's a gradual transition into a new era going on currently especially within Europe, and soon theses young players will be the faces we are going to know in any of these leagues, they are going to serve as pace setters for the new era and at same time the future of these teams because they are in for long term looking at their age and the contract been signed by some of them. One aspect of this new wave that interest me the most is how this new young talents are able to keep it together at all levels, both club wise and in their various national team too.

For these young players to display such quality performance when playing with old players on the pitch it means that they will be more than superstars when they are matured in football because they started having the experience very young.

Young players are what most club are targeting because they can play for long and form a strong bond together whereby when they are on the field, they will have a good ball work and score easily. They are full of strength and eager to show the world what they gat in them. I think that these young players will soon outshine the old one.

[naira]

Interesting conditions. These young players have been trusted to appear in the country or in the main team. Even their grades are fantastic. I think right now the team management is starting to try to build a foundation for the long term. They are starting to change their minds, they do not bring in many old players who will expire. It seems that it will save a little on the expense of buying players. Like Man United's transfer to Leny Yoro, he is 18 years old and the price is fantastic in my opinion. But I saw Yoro's debut he looked quite impressive.

It will be difficult for any team to go through the formation of a new team with young players, I think that ten Hag perfectly understood what he was doing and at first everything was good, the first season was not so bad, especially since everyone hoped that in the second season the team would continue to progress, but in fact, it turned out differently, Manchester United were left without a Champions League zone and this caused a lot of negativity regarding how ten Hag manages the team.
He was used to this tactic in Ajak and it worked well there, at Manchester United everything is a little different and in fact it is not clear whether it will work in the end, or whether this will be his last season in the team.

It all takes a long process, every team will experience ups and downs to reach the ideal point as a consistent squad. We won't have much hope for the generation that each team (Arsenal, Manchester United, Liverpool and Chelsea) is building, but at least there is a process underway. Meanwhile, Manchester City has already reached its ideal point with the current generation. The biggest challenge is for Erik Ten Hag, Arteta, Enzo Maresca and Arne Slot. If it is illustrated there are 10 stages that must be passed, I see Arsenal at stage 9, Manchester United and Chelsea at stage 5, and Liverpool at stage 6/7. Based on last season, both quantity and quality have proven each other, it remains to be answered whether next season will improve or not. So this season's transfer market hunt is a hunt that will determine which direction each team will go.

[hahay]

The last 2 seasons Arsenal have no changes and for me nothing is better.
Arteta can actually give a special title for Arsenal but his ambition is too high to continue to pursue the EPL title and also several other titles such as the Champions League and the FA Cup.
While Arteta does not have much experience and players who may still not be ready to face all of these challenges.

Not that it is bad but as long as Arteta is able to maintain this consistent, Arsenal will certainly increase their performance and can win the title they want.
Most importantly the club continues to provide an opportunity for the coach.

If I were Stan Kroenke, I would fire Arteta now.

Arsenal is top 3 team in terms of highest market valuation and Arteta joined Arsenal since 2019, after 5 years and managing the top 3 richest team, but he can't bring the team to win either Premier League or Champions League.

It's enough for Kroenke to trust Arteta, he need to find better coach instead of having a coach that only bring the team to finish as a runner up.

If you consider just the last two seasons then clearly Arsenal have improved. Because at least, in the previous season Arsenal experienced a decline in performance towards the end of the season but last season, Arsenal were able to be consistent until the end of the season. But unfortunately,  the title race against Manchester City is clearly very difficult because after all, teams like Liverpool are also not easy to be able to win the Premier League trophy from Manchester City.

With the improvement that occurred, then I think it's natural about Arsenal still retaining Arteta. Because even though Arsenal are the team that has the highest market value, but at least Arsenal's financials are also not as bad as Barcelona. Therefore, I think Arsenal are still doing well in any aspect,  if we compare Arsenal with Chelsea then of course Arsenal are better, because Arsenal have high confidence to be able to build a team with a young squad even though it requires a long process.

[xzone]

I don't expect that Arsenal will also start bringing in and using young players in their squad like Chelsea, Man United and Man City are doing in the current transfer market. Arsenal has currently brought in two young players, namely Lucas Nygaard who is 18 years old and Tommy Setford who is also 18 years old.

I think in the coming season we will see many young players strengthening every team in the Premier League. as the trend of developing young players for the long term seems to have really begun. In the Premier League, Chelsea has used this method since last season. Meanwhile, other teams started this season.

Signing young players is always a smart move. Thanks to these players, they can have players who will remain in the rotation even if they do not produce a star football player. You can also make the club earn a lot of money if these players are talented and successful. I think they made this decision late, after all, it is always much more attractive to train your own player rather than transfer a player

[mamesso]

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Watching football closely you will observe that there's a gradual transition into a new era going on currently especially within Europe, and soon theses young players will be the faces we are going to know in any of these leagues, they are going to serve as pace setters for the new era and at same time the future of these teams because they are in for long term looking at their age and the contract been signed by some of them. One aspect of this new wave that interest me the most is how this new young talents are able to keep it together at all levels, both club wise and in their various national team too.

Each player has their own golden era and generations will continue to change as time goes by, now the famous names that were once EPL icons are no longer visible because their time has ended and they are being replaced by other talented young players. Big teams will have several young players in their squad who were brought in at high prices. Haaland became one of the luckiest players because Manchester City was very interested in recruiting him from Dortmund, he also managed to win a title in his first season playing for Manchester City.

These young players are an investment in the future for the club they are defending, Arsenal is a team that often releases young players from its academy, several names are starting to become famous and become Arteta mainstay in the main squad. Now is the era when they grace the field to spoil the eyes of football fans, a few years later their era will be replaced by other young players and that's how the cycle will continue to turn.

[Majestic-milf]

 Nobody is talking about Aston Villa in this transfer window and with how these guys have improved since Emery took over they haven't stopped showing the other clubs how good they are. From all we have seen I think Aston Villa are doing well in the transfer market, trying to get the likes of Nico Williams and Felix, if these guys eventually joins the club I don't see clubs like Chelsea, Manchester United or even Newcastle to match them in terms of play and the manager needs his squad to be as strong as possible in other to face other top clubs in the champions league, he needs to be ready for the task ahead.

[entertheabyss]

Nobody is talking about Aston Villa in this transfer window and with how these guys have improved since Emery took over they haven't stopped showing the other clubs how good they are. From all we have seen I think Aston Villa are doing well in the transfer market, trying to get the likes of Nico Williams and Felix, if these guys eventually joins the club I don't see clubs like Chelsea, Manchester United or even Newcastle to match them in terms of play and the manager needs his squad to be as strong as possible in other to face other top clubs in the champions league, he needs to be ready for the task ahead.

EPL is not for the weak, and the weaker clubs are relegated and there's basically no second chance in the English Premier League. Next season, we should expects the presence of the new promoting clubs from the division and also the competitive title race against these elite clubs.

Aston Villa  have improved increasingly since the era of Unai Emery. It's been a memorable season for them after having massive winnings and accumulating quite good numbers of points for the team. There's better chances for Unai Emery to observed the status of the club.

[Palakka]

Nobody is talking about Aston Villa in this transfer window and with how these guys have improved since Emery took over they haven't stopped showing the other clubs how good they are. From all we have seen I think Aston Villa are doing well in the transfer market, trying to get the likes of Nico Williams and Felix, if these guys eventually joins the club I don't see clubs like Chelsea, Manchester United or even Newcastle to match them in terms of play and the manager needs his squad to be as strong as possible in other to face other top clubs in the champions league, he needs to be ready for the task ahead.

Aston Villa was able to compete in the top 4 of the Premier League last season but that doesn't mean they will be easy to get star players to recruit, star players realize that Aston Villa is not a team that can promise them the title and is more inclined to choose a big team that does have the financial ability to maintain the quality of the squad every season, while Aston Villa certainly does not have this ability, although last season they were able to end the season in the Champions League zone but Aston Villa is currently forced to sell several star players to stabilize their finances, competing with Barcelona to recruit Nico Williams is not an easy thing for Aston Villa to do at the moment although from a financial point of view maybe Aston Villa is better than Barcelona but it is undeniable if Barcelona is still become an attraction for European football players, Aston Villa currently looks quite active in the transfer market but I don't see a single star player that they have recruited at the moment, while to play in the Champions League, of course Unai Emery needs a squad depth that is good enough to be able to compete with other European teams next season,but relying on a lot of players without experience in European competitions does not make them look like a team to be considered in the Champions League.

[SUPERSAIAN]

Nobody is talking about Aston Villa in this transfer window and with how these guys have improved since Emery took over they haven't stopped showing the other clubs how good they are. From all we have seen I think Aston Villa are doing well in the transfer market, trying to get the likes of Nico Williams and Felix, if these guys eventually joins the club I don't see clubs like Chelsea, Manchester United or even Newcastle to match them in terms of play and the manager needs his squad to be as strong as possible in other to face other top clubs in the champions league, he needs to be ready for the task ahead.

The most shocking transfer Aston Villa made right now was Onana and the transfer they paid for. As you said, in order to compete in the top ranks, they had to make good transfers to have a chance against the elite teams in the Champions League, and when they started to do so, they are still active in the transfer market.

Currently, Joao Felix is ​​on the agenda. If they can do it behind the Onana transfer, they will make a lot of noise in the media and the fans.

[Majestic-milf]

Nobody is talking about Aston Villa in this transfer window and with how these guys have improved since Emery took over they haven't stopped showing the other clubs how good they are. From all we have seen I think Aston Villa are doing well in the transfer market, trying to get the likes of Nico Williams and Felix, if these guys eventually joins the club I don't see clubs like Chelsea, Manchester United or even Newcastle to match them in terms of play and the manager needs his squad to be as strong as possible in other to face other top clubs in the champions league, he needs to be ready for the task ahead.

EPL is not for the weak, and the weaker clubs are relegated and there's basically no second chance in the English Premier League. Next season, we should expects the presence of the new promoting clubs from the division and also the competitive title race against these elite clubs.

Aston Villa  have improved increasingly since the era of Unai Emery. It's been a memorable season for them after having massive winnings and accumulating quite good numbers of points for the team. There's better chances for Unai Emery to observed the status of the club.

Wow! I can't believe you are calling Aston villa a weak club when they were amongst the teams to beat Man City? Check their position in the premier league and you'd see they are in 4th place. Where were the stronger clubs when they were getting to that spot? This new season, if the likes of Arsenal, Liverpool and even Man City who are stronger than them don't behave like they are superior this season, don't be surprised that Aston Villa will over ride them.
 It's true that this new season will be competitive but you'd agree with me that ever since Unai Emery took over the club, they have being nothing but  a pain in the asses of the big six so it will be an insult to refer to them as weak or a small team.

 You say the EPL is not for the weak? If I might ask, who are you referring to because your words aren't correlating and I hope I'm not the one assuming you're calling Aston Villa weak.

[bering]

Nobody is talking about Aston Villa in this transfer window and with how these guys have improved since Emery took over they haven't stopped showing the other clubs how good they are. From all we have seen I think Aston Villa are doing well in the transfer market, trying to get the likes of Nico Williams and Felix, if these guys eventually joins the club I don't see clubs like Chelsea, Manchester United or even Newcastle to match them in terms of play and the manager needs his squad to be as strong as possible in other to face other top clubs in the champions league, he needs to be ready for the task ahead.

Aston Villa performance last season is very impressive that they can be considered as giant killer because at that time Aston Villa can successfully to beat strong teams such as Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester City and Aston Villa home matches records also very good and hard to beated and because of their consistency Aston Villa is really deserved to finish at 4th place and playing at champion league for next season

In European competition too Aston Villa performance is quite consistent because on Conference League they can advances to the semifinal but unfortunately they have been eliminated by Olympiacos and overall Aston Villa has achieve a lot of progress under Unay Emery in the last 2 season but for next season Aston Villa is very busy because they have to playing at Champion League and let see it later whether Unay Emery can bringing Aston Villa to playing consistent just like they showed last season or not

About Aston Villa transfer players i have to says they are very quite because so far they didn't linked to any famous names but Aston Villa has just lost Douglas Luiz who moved to Juventus besides that other player just like Ollie Watkins was targetting by some clubs however about new player recently i have read the news that Aston Villa have reach an agreement to gets Everton player Amadou Onana and it says Aston Villa have to spend approximately 50 million as transfer fees

[Issa56]

Nobody is talking about Aston Villa in this transfer window and with how these guys have improved since Emery took over they haven't stopped showing the other clubs how good they are. From all we have seen I think Aston Villa are doing well in the transfer market, trying to get the likes of Nico Williams and Felix, if these guys eventually joins the club I don't see clubs like Chelsea, Manchester United or even Newcastle to match them in terms of play and the manager needs his squad to be as strong as possible in other to face other top clubs in the champions league, he needs to be ready for the task ahead.

Aston Villa has been making effort to win the Premier League since the last three seasons, they have signed some players that are world class like Coutinho and they have made some changes in their management last season by employing Uni Emery to coach the team which have helped them because they are able to make it to the Champions League.

Signing such young players means a lot for the team, they are trying make the deals possible so that they can compete in the Premier League as well as the Champions League.
Uni Emery is ready to make the team a great one just as he did in Sevilla when he used to win the Europa League back to back, I am sure if they will play Europa League, they will make good effort to win it.

[Majestic-milf]

Nobody is talking about Aston Villa in this transfer window and with how these guys have improved since Emery took over they haven't stopped showing the other clubs how good they are. From all we have seen I think Aston Villa are doing well in the transfer market, trying to get the likes of Nico Williams and Felix, if these guys eventually joins the club I don't see clubs like Chelsea, Manchester United or even Newcastle to match them in terms of play and the manager needs his squad to be as strong as possible in other to face other top clubs in the champions league, he needs to be ready for the task ahead.

Aston Villa performance last season is very impressive that they can be considered as giant killer because at that time Aston Villa can successfully to beat strong teams such as Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester City and Aston Villa home matches records also very good and hard to beated and because of their consistency Aston Villa is really deserved to finish at 4th place and playing at champion league for next season

In European competition too Aston Villa performance is quite consistent because on Conference League they can advances to the semifinal but unfortunately they have been eliminated by Olympiacos and overall Aston Villa has achieve a lot of progress under Unay Emery in the last 2 season but for next season Aston Villa is very busy because they have to playing at Champion League and let see it later whether Unay Emery can bringing Aston Villa to playing consistent just like they showed last season or not

About Aston Villa transfer players i have to says they are very quite because so far they didn't linked to any famous names but Aston Villa has just lost Douglas Luiz who moved to Juventus besides that other player just like Ollie Watkins was targetting by some clubs however about new player recently i have read the news that Aston Villa have reach an agreement to gets Everton player Amadou Onana and it says Aston Villa have to spend approximately 50 million as transfer fees

I'd agree with you that they are being quiet with their transfer plans because they've added to their squad the likes of Ross Barkley, Enzo Barranechea, Ian Maatsen, Amadou Onana amongst others. Even though they sold off Douglas Luiz and Diaby is making a move to the Saudi pro league, I feel the squad at Aston Villa will be strong nonetheless.

[X-ray]

I don't expect that Arsenal will also start bringing in and using young players in their squad like Chelsea, Man United and Man City are doing in the current transfer market. Arsenal has currently brought in two young players, namely Lucas Nygaard who is 18 years old and Tommy Setford who is also 18 years old.

I think in the coming season we will see many young players strengthening every team in the Premier League. as the trend of developing young players for the long term seems to have really begun. In the Premier League, Chelsea has used this method since last season. Meanwhile, other teams started this season.

Lucas Nygaard and Tommy Setford are youth signing for the academy. I see no reason for them to be backups for Raya in the main squad. Arsenal will give them minutes through play in unimportant game like Pre-season games.

Raya and Ramsdale won't be on the Pre-season tour. I expect Lucas Nygaard and Tommy Setford to be Arsenal's goalkeepers on the tour. It seems Arteta is trying to develop Goal Keeper by their own. That sounds good.

[$crypto$]

I don't expect that Arsenal will also start bringing in and using young players in their squad like Chelsea, Man United and Man City are doing in the current transfer market. Arsenal has currently brought in two young players, namely Lucas Nygaard who is 18 years old and Tommy Setford who is also 18 years old.

I think in the coming season we will see many young players strengthening every team in the Premier League. as the trend of developing young players for the long term seems to have really begun. In the Premier League, Chelsea has used this method since last season. Meanwhile, other teams started this season.

Signing young players is always a smart move. Thanks to these players, they can have players who will remain in the rotation even if they do not produce a star football player. You can also make the club earn a lot of money if these players are talented and successful. I think they made this decision late, after all, it is always much more attractive to train your own player rather than transfer a player

Recruiting young players is certainly a long step where now young players who already have skills in their game are also high price values, nothing is cheap, unless the team is looking for some talented players who will be honed by the club then this can also be an investment opportunity for the club in the future.

In fact now many clubs are interested in easy players at the age of 18-20 there are even those who dare to pay high, now for the defense line alone for young age still has a tag value of 50 million even more, so it will not be surprising if there are expensive compared to mature players at the age of 25 and above.

[Majestic-milf]

Nobody is talking about Aston Villa in this transfer window and with how these guys have improved since Emery took over they haven't stopped showing the other clubs how good they are. From all we have seen I think Aston Villa are doing well in the transfer market, trying to get the likes of Nico Williams and Felix, if these guys eventually joins the club I don't see clubs like Chelsea, Manchester United or even Newcastle to match them in terms of play and the manager needs his squad to be as strong as possible in other to face other top clubs in the champions league, he needs to be ready for the task ahead.

The most shocking transfer Aston Villa made right now was Onana and the transfer they paid for. As you said, in order to compete in the top ranks, they had to make good transfers to have a chance against the elite teams in the Champions League, and when they started to do so, they are still active in the transfer market.

Currently, Joao Felix is ​​on the agenda. If they can do it behind the Onana transfer, they will make a lot of noise in the media and the fans.

 I'm happy they were able to get the services of Luton Town captain, Ross Barkley. The guy did wonders for Luton and he's the kind of player that will be deadly in the hands of Unai as he knows how to intrude into the defenses of the opponents.
 He has managed to make a name for the Hatters when he was at Luton and I hope to see more of him at his new club of Aston Villa.

Shit, if Aston Villa get Joao Felix it will be a great boost for the team's morale as the Portuguese forward has been known to be relentless in his quest for goals and now that his current team, Atletico Madrid aren't really using him like they should, a new move will be good for the youngster.