Premier League Prediction Thread 2025/2026

[Stormisover]

Gudiola as build Manchester City already for the new manager that will come and he won’t struggle like other managers in some club he as build and they will achieve something next season, because currently I don’t see what Manchester City need now if not the coach can says he will try to add some players in the team so that they can be more stronger in the league competition. But now they need one one and they will change the bearable and win it . Let just watch after the World Cuo we will see some club that need players before the season finishes.

I actually agree that Guardiola has left a good and strong foundation for whoever takes over at Manchester City because the team is still full of good players with good quality, and with just few reset and a better structure I think they can remain competitive for many trophies ahead but the replacing a coach like Guardiola is not actually easy because he has a very good tactical idea and also has great influence so I feel like the next manager will inherit a good team, but he will still have to prove himself and maintain the high standard may city fan expect.

That's how we all believed Jurgen Klopp has kept a good foundation for the upcoming Liverpool manager, with the league half won, then Arne Slot came in with some confused tactics that made we all believed he's a good replacement for Jurgen Klopp, then all of a sudden we saw different thing as the new season begins, even after spending some reasonable amount of money on good players he still failed, so we shouldn't be fast in conclusion that whoever that come to this Manchester City team will succeed, Pep Guardiola might left behind some good players, but the question is how is this players and the new manager is gonna cope in the team? Is it with the same manner they to cope with Pep Guardiola or not? Because relationship with players really matters a lot.

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like we can draw an example from Manchester United, you saw what happened last season right?

that's quite an achievement and proved that the office of the coach in a football team should not be underrated again.

But in City's case, things are different from what MU experienced previously.

Do you remember why Amorim failed to take MU to the next level, but after Carrick took over as manager, MU actually saw significant improvement?

Meanwhile, City previously had a capable manager like Guardiola, but this season he failed to lead them to a EPL title. So should we blame Guardiola? He's already delivered 20 trophies for City.

That's why I say it's not all the coach who's to blame, but rather the deeper context.

[$weetne$$]

Despite losing coach Pep Guardiola for now, Manchester City will continue to rise to fight for the main title and the potential is still big for them to achieve, but their main players remain optimistic for the future, such as Haaland and other players, and they must maintain consistency after the change of coach and there must be adjustments made to balance it.

Everyone knows they will still fight for the title, in fact every team at the beginning of the season aims at the title, but aiming at it is never the problem, it is always okay to do that but the main challenge will always be with achieving it, the possibility to achieving it is where most persons begin to express doubts and all that, so Manchester City may actually have that potential and all that but it is also likely they will not achieve it.

[Chilwell]

Despite losing coach Pep Guardiola for now, Manchester City will continue to rise to fight for the main title and the potential is still big for them to achieve, but their main players remain optimistic for the future, such as Haaland and other players, and they must maintain consistency after the change of coach and there must be adjustments made to balance it.

Everyone knows they will still fight for the title, in fact every team at the beginning of the season aims at the title, but aiming at it is never the problem, it is always okay to do that but the main challenge will always be with achieving it, the possibility to achieving it is where most persons begin to express doubts and all that, so Manchester City may actually have that potential and all that but it is also likely they will not achieve it.

I think Manchester City is not the only club that was coached under pep Guardiola, let's start from Barcelona he was in Barcelona he built a very good reputation there and he left and up to this moment Barcelona are still doing best, they're still ranked among one of the best club in the world because of how they play. He went to bayern Munich and he also be a very good reputation there too and up to this moment bayern Munich still remain on top when it comes to selecting best in the world. He came to Manchester City when no one recognize them as the way they are today, but unfortunately he made them popular and achieved more trophy and I'm very confident that they will continue to shine because he lay a very good Legacy there.

[KTChampions]

I actually agree that Guardiola has left a good and strong foundation for whoever takes over at Manchester City because the team is still full of good players with good quality, and with just few reset and a better structure I think they can remain competitive for many trophies ahead but the replacing a coach like Guardiola is not actually easy because he has a very good tactical idea and also has great influence so I feel like the next manager will inherit a good team, but he will still have to prove himself and maintain the high standard may city fan expect.

It would be strange if Guardiola did not leave behind a strong team, as City had endless financial resources that Guardiola constantly took advantage of. However, competition has intensified in recent years (this explains, among other things, City's slump in results) and the gap in the teams' abilities is not as great. Therefore, City's new head coach will have a tougher time. And if we suddenly make the naive assumption that City will still be punished for their multiple violations, then the situation will become even more difficult.

[W Jr.]

Despite losing coach Pep Guardiola for now, Manchester City will continue to rise to fight for the main title and the potential is still big for them to achieve, but their main players remain optimistic for the future, such as Haaland and other players, and they must maintain consistency after the change of coach and there must be adjustments made to balance it.

Everyone knows they will still fight for the title, in fact every team at the beginning of the season aims at the title, but aiming at it is never the problem, it is always okay to do that but the main challenge will always be with achieving it, the possibility to achieving it is where most persons begin to express doubts and all that, so Manchester City may actually have that potential and all that but it is also likely they will not achieve it.

When it comes to Manchester City, everyone knows they're contenders for the championship. They've won numerous titles in recent years and have become a much bigger team. Especially under Guardiola, Manchester City has become a world-class team. They haven't won the championship for a few years, but they're still in the title race. I think it will be the same next year, they'll be in the title race, but I don't know if they'll win. Next year, we'll probably see Manchester United in the race as well.

[Localhostspeed]

That's how we all believed Jurgen Klopp has kept a good foundation for the upcoming Liverpool manager, with the league half won, then Arne Slot came in with some confused tactics that made we all believed he's a good replacement for Jurgen Klopp, then all of a sudden we saw different thing as the new season begins, even after spending some reasonable amount of money on good players he still failed, so we shouldn't be fast in conclusion that whoever that come to this Manchester City team will succeed, Pep Guardiola might left behind some good players, but the question is how is this players and the new manager is gonna cope in the team? Is it with the same manner they to cope with Pep Guardiola or not? Because relationship with players really matters a lot.

I don't think Arne slot was that bad. When Jurgen Klopp left, he couldn't win the Premier League on his last season even though he almost had the chance but Arne on his appearance he won the Premier League but the following season was bad and the club wasn't having it, they let him go immediately. It seems Liverpool don't want to entertain any form of loss again and they were quick to sack him, I hope they get back what they truly want next season.

I am just thinking how they want to arrange their next players, they have sold most of their players, Konate left Liverpool to join Real Madrid, the same way Trent left Liverpool for Real Madrid. Salah has left the club and he will be going to another, almost the back bone of the club are gone. They will have to start over again to look for supporting players and another coach that can do exactly what they want otherwise this finished migjt even be better than their next.

[Just Say]

I actually agree that Guardiola has left a good and strong foundation for whoever takes over at Manchester City because the team is still full of good players with good quality, and with just few reset and a better structure I think they can remain competitive for many trophies ahead but the replacing a coach like Guardiola is not actually easy because he has a very good tactical idea and also has great influence so I feel like the next manager will inherit a good team, but he will still have to prove himself and maintain the high standard may city fan expect.

Manchester City have quality players and I think that the former manager of this team, Pep Guardiola, has left a good and strong foundation for the new manager who will be taking over but it seems that their current manager will have to handle everything well. The squad they have now can compete for the title so we think that the current manager who has taken charge of Manchester City after Pep Guardiola's retirement will have to handle everything well and give the players the right direction so that this city giant can become a more mature team. At this stage I would like to say that Manchester City are in a good position at the end of this season so they need to maintain their position and with the new coach's qualifications add some strategies that can bring success to Manchester City.

[Black Mbaye]

I actually agree that Guardiola has left a good and strong foundation for whoever takes over at Manchester City because the team is still full of good players with good quality, and with just few reset and a better structure I think they can remain competitive for many trophies ahead but the replacing a coach like Guardiola is not actually easy because he has a very good tactical idea and also has great influence so I feel like the next manager will inherit a good team, but he will still have to prove himself and maintain the high standard may city fan expect.

Manchester City have quality players and I think that the former manager of this team, Pep Guardiola, has left a good and strong foundation for the new manager who will be taking over but it seems that their current manager will have to handle everything well. The squad they have now can compete for the title so we think that the current manager who has taken charge of Manchester City after Pep Guardiola's retirement will have to handle everything well and give the players the right direction so that this city giant can become a more mature team. At this stage I would like to say that Manchester City are in a good position at the end of this season so they need to maintain their position and with the new coach's qualifications add some strategies that can bring success to Manchester City.

Currently, the Manchester City team that Guardiola left behind is easily capable of challenging for the championship. Things won't be too difficult for the new manager. However, there was an established system there, and that will change. The new manager will need to learn the players' motivations and habits after Guardiola's departure. Hopefully, we'll see Manchester City in the championship race again next year, because it's a real pleasure to watch them compete for the title.

[Qhunman]

These teams that qualify for the premier league cannot survive in the premier league. A few seasons ago we  saw Ipswich town in the premier league. If these teams want  to survive in the premier league, they will definitely need to strengthen their squad. If the squad is not  strengthened, they will not be able to survive  in this competition. And will fall into the relegation zone again. The premier league is fiercely competitive. They definitely need to spend money and strengthen the squad. If not, they will be relegated from the premier league next season.

I think Coventry and Ipswich can do well in the premier league and also survive without being relegated if they can adapt quickly to their new League. The premier league is competitive than the championship it wouldn't be easy especially since they are new to the league but if they  adapt quickly and also make improve adjustments to their teams I think they can survive in the premier league for many seasons. However they will need to increase their budgets because they would need to buy quality players to compete and survive in the premier League.

[Frankolala]

Currently, the Manchester City team that Guardiola left behind is easily capable of challenging for the championship. Things won't be too difficult for the new manager. However, there was an established system there, and that will change. The new manager will need to learn the players' motivations and habits after Guardiola's departure. Hopefully, we'll see Manchester City in the championship race again next year, because it's a real pleasure to watch them compete for the title.

Even if Maresca cannot improve their performance, they will use the tactics and game pattern that Pep has built in them to win their matches. It happened in Liverpool when Klopp left, Arse Slot won the EPL with the team Klopp has built down. Where City can start having problems if Maresca is unable to work on them will from next two seasons.

[paco92x]

Despite losing coach Pep Guardiola for now, Manchester City will continue to rise to fight for the main title and the potential is still big for them to achieve, but their main players remain optimistic for the future, such as Haaland and other players, and they must maintain consistency after the change of coach and there must be adjustments made to balance it.

Everyone knows they will still fight for the title, in fact every team at the beginning of the season aims at the title, but aiming at it is never the problem, it is always okay to do that but the main challenge will always be with achieving it, the possibility to achieving it is where most persons begin to express doubts and all that, so Manchester City may actually have that potential and all that but it is also likely they will not achieve it.

First year under the new manager after a long reign of the previous one always spells disaster, usually, but there are some exceptions. Personally, I think City managed to capture a good manager but will still be affected by the curse. So City will be wandering around this year and hopefully secure the top 4, but that's, for me, the best-case scenario.

[FanEagle]

I actually agree that Guardiola has left a good and strong foundation for whoever takes over at Manchester City because the team is still full of good players with good quality, and with just few reset and a better structure I think they can remain competitive for many trophies ahead but the replacing a coach like Guardiola is not actually easy because he has a very good tactical idea and also has great influence so I feel like the next manager will inherit a good team, but he will still have to prove himself and maintain the high standard may city fan expect.

That's how we all believed Jurgen Klopp has kept a good foundation for the upcoming Liverpool manager, with the league half won, then Arne Slot came in with some confused tactics that made we all believed he's a good replacement for Jurgen Klopp, then all of a sudden we saw different thing as the new season begins, even after spending some reasonable amount of money on good players he still failed, so we shouldn't be fast in conclusion that whoever that come to this Manchester City team will succeed, Pep Guardiola might left behind some good players, but the question is how is this players and the new manager is gonna cope in the team? Is it with the same manner they to cope with Pep Guardiola or not? Because relationship with players really matters a lot.

Yeah, that's the difference maker, because we have seen them win one league title so people thought that Arne Slot will be even better than Klopp, because who wins the league title on their very first year, not many people have achieved something like that.

This made people think, if they won the league title, and then they spent half a billion dollars on transfers on top of a team that is already champions, then there was a big chance that this season they would be not only champions but guarantee it very early on. That is not what happened, they were disappointing, so of course Arne Slot was fired.

[StarenseN]

Liverpool is a different situation, their failure was not expected because their drop in quality and lack of players was not calculated. All year long, great players like Salah who played like the best player in the world last year, played terrible this year, or VVD played alright this year when eh was the greatest defender last year, or many players they bought missing games, Isak not even getting chance to get into form before losing. Like they did not have a 100%  from any player they had.

[Albarq]

As a fan of the Premier League, of course, winning is a dream that must be determined and with Arsenal's victory now, that is an achievement that they have achieved with a lot of struggle and it is not easy to see the competition so far. In the next season, maybe Chelsea will give a surprise that everyone will not expect because they have the potential.

[moneystery]

But in City's case, things are different from what MU experienced previously.

Do you remember why Amorim failed to take MU to the next level, but after Carrick took over as manager, MU actually saw significant improvement?

Meanwhile, City previously had a capable manager like Guardiola, but this season he failed to lead them to a EPL title. So should we blame Guardiola? He's already delivered 20 trophies for City.

That's why I say it's not all the coach who's to blame, but rather the deeper context.

It's unfair to blame Pep for their failure to win the Premier League this season. That's a team that simply underperformed and couldn't maintain consistency. I think Pep has delivered something very good to Manchester City, even though they've already won two trophies this season, is that a failure? While those trophies aren't as prestigious as the league title, they're still a very good achievement.

[Showlove01]

As a fan of the Premier League, of course, winning is a dream that must be determined and with Arsenal's victory now, that is an achievement that they have achieved with a lot of struggle and it is not easy to see the competition so far. In the next season, maybe Chelsea will give a surprise that everyone will not expect because they have the potential.

If you are mentioning team that will give a surprise Chelsea would be around top 8-10 because there are lot of teams in the premier league that shows some great momentum especially at the ending of premier league this already passed season. So if I would mention teams that will do great first, I will mention Arsenal, Manchester city, Liverpool, Manchester united and some others before I will include Chelsea though this is based on what happens last season and it is same squad they have now.

[Promocodeudo]

Even if Maresca cannot improve their performance, they will use the tactics and game pattern that Pep has built in them to win their matches. It happened in Liverpool when Klopp left, Arse Slot won the EPL with the team Klopp has built down. Where City can start having problems if Maresca is unable to work on them will from next two seasons.

Don't you think a manager has to act as a good manager to boost the moral of his players, i think I disagree with what you said about the player using what they have learn from pep if they find themselves in a messy situation as you stated, mate every manager has their play pattern and it is will be very difficult for players to change that inside the pitch, remember that it will be the first session for moresca sonut might be very difficult for him to get it accurately, Manchester City have a team and are also ready to get in new players if the manager ask for any, but let's hope maresca put the team in other by next season.

[Shineup]

Despite losing coach Pep Guardiola for now, Manchester City will continue to rise to fight for the main title and the potential is still big for them to achieve, but their main players remain optimistic for the future, such as Haaland and other players, and they must maintain consistency after the change of coach and there must be adjustments made to balance it.

Everyone knows they will still fight for the title, in fact every team at the beginning of the season aims at the title, but aiming at it is never the problem, it is always okay to do that but the main challenge will always be with achieving it, the possibility to achieving it is where most persons begin to express doubts and all that, so Manchester City may actually have that potential and all that but it is also likely they will not achieve it.

I think Manchester City is not the only club that was coached under pep Guardiola, let's start from Barcelona he was in Barcelona he built a very good reputation there and he left and up to this moment Barcelona are still doing best, they're still ranked among one of the best club in the world because of how they play. He went to bayern Munich and he also be a very good reputation there too and up to this moment bayern Munich still remain on top when it comes to selecting best in the world. He came to Manchester City when no one recognize them as the way they are today, but unfortunately he made them popular and achieved more trophy and I'm very confident that they will continue to shine because he lay a very good Legacy there.

I'm not disputing the fact that Manchester City might continue like he left it, but note this is English premier League where you have enough competitors, we all know the two teams that dominate the Spanish La Liga, it's either Barcelona or Real Madrid every season, and in the Germain Bundesliga we all know it's Bayern Munich always, just imagine Vincent Kompany that failed in the English premier League, is now the all mega of the Germain Bundesliga, so you shouldn't use such comparison, because the English premier League is way tougher than those league, I only hope this manager continue from where he stopped.

[Creeper0]

As a fan of the Premier League, of course, winning is a dream that must be determined and with Arsenal's victory now, that is an achievement that they have achieved with a lot of struggle and it is not easy to see the competition so far. In the next season, maybe Chelsea will give a surprise that everyone will not expect because they have the potential.

If you are mentioning team that will give a surprise Chelsea would be around top 8-10 because there are lot of teams in the premier league that shows some great momentum especially at the ending of premier league this already passed season. So if I would mention teams that will do great first, I will mention Arsenal, Manchester city, Liverpool, Manchester united and some others before I will include Chelsea though this is based on what happens last season and it is same squad they have now.

Don't judge Chelsea by their performance last season. They lacked a good coach last season, which is why they performed very badly. With the players they have in the current team, Xabi Alonso can take them to the top 6. For this, there must be a good understanding in the team and the team must be taken forward through good player management. I think Xabi Alonso has that ability, he just needs to be given some time. Even you can't say for sure that those who played well last season will play well in the upcoming season, even that is difficult. Because every season we will see the top team play badly and a bad team do well. Every team has its ups and downs in performance.