Premier League Prediction Thread 2025/2026

[Issa56]

As for Chelsea I don't really know but Liverpool might actually improve next season, Liverpool has mostly been the spotlight in the premier league and even if they don't win the title they are Always at the top but for some reasons their performance really declined last season and there was no improvement at all.

I feel Chelsea will perform better by next season, with the players which they are signing, and the new coach which they having, I believe Chelsea are just going to end the season in a better position. I will say Maresca leaving Chelsea really affected them, the team was destabilized and they ended up signing random coach. Am sure with Alonso Chelsea are just going to perform well by next season.

Liverpool didn’t perform well last season, honestly I was thinking they going to perform better than how they performed, but they didn’t play anything special. Liverpool also are having a new coach now, let’s see how the coach will perform by next season, I don’t really have much to say about Liverpool for now, am just waiting for the season to start.

[Albarq]

As for Chelsea I don't really know but Liverpool might actually improve next season, Liverpool has mostly been the spotlight in the premier league and even if they don't win the title they are Always at the top but for some reasons their performance really declined last season and there was no improvement at all.

I feel Chelsea will perform better by next season, with the players which they are signing, and the new coach which they having, I believe Chelsea are just going to end the season in a better position. I will say Maresca leaving Chelsea really affected them, the team was destabilized and they ended up signing random coach. Am sure with Alonso Chelsea are just going to perform well by next season.

Liverpool didn’t perform well last season, honestly I was thinking they going to perform better than how they performed, but they didn’t play anything special. Liverpool also are having a new coach now, let’s see how the coach will perform by next season, I don’t really have much to say about Liverpool for now, am just waiting for the season to start.

Yes, we will see the next developments next season, especially for Liverpool, who have changed their coach to Andoni Iraola, which will certainly be a new chapter for Liverpool to move forward next season.

[Cityhunter34]

As for Chelsea I don't really know but Liverpool might actually improve next season, Liverpool has mostly been the spotlight in the premier league and even if they don't win the title they are Always at the top but for some reasons their performance really declined last season and there was no improvement at all. The premier league is always full of surprises and in every new season we don't really know what to expect but I know that Liverpool would try their possible best not to mess up, it would be difficult for them but they will improve.

Yes, I think Liverpool's improvement looks more satisfying than Chelsea's, because they are always among the competitive teams in the premier League every season, but it was a different performance from them last season.

Though, I think Chelsea might actually do what's needed next season because there's a high possiblity of more competition in the premier league next season. Anyway, let's see how it goes because, the game still remains unpredictable anything is possible at any time.

[Bitcoin_Arena]

If you're referring to last year, the reality isn't that Liverpool didn't do anything. They did try, spending a lot of money that year, but their spending "didn't produce anything" that was clearly Arne Slot failure. Now they're in the hands of a different manager, and it's unclear what the results will be, but hopefully they'll be good results, if they still fail to compete, a more extensive squad overhaul is needed.

There is spending a lot of money on shit that is not necessary and spending money on something that can actually make a positive difference to the club. The latter is exactly what Liverpool did last season. The championship-winning team the previous season was more than enough and it just needed a little tinkering, but Arne Slot thought they needed to spend a lot, thereby messing everything up.

[Tamaperdana]

I feel Chelsea will perform better by next season, with the players which they are signing, and the new coach which they having, I believe Chelsea are just going to end the season in a better position. I will say Maresca leaving Chelsea really affected them, the team was destabilized and they ended up signing random coach. Am sure with Alonso Chelsea are just going to perform well by next season.

Liverpool didn’t perform well last season, honestly I was thinking they going to perform better than how they performed, but they didn’t play anything special. Liverpool also are having a new coach now, let’s see how the coach will perform by next season, I don’t really have much to say about Liverpool for now, am just waiting for the season to start.

Yes, I don't know for sure what Chelsea's performance will be like next season, because basically, even though it's true that they have brought in a new coach, Xabi, it's still uncertain what Chelsea's performance will be like next season. Because basically, we know that even though Xabi is basically labeled as a good coach, he failed to make Real Madrid a great team. So that's why I think we definitely can't predict this accurately, because basically, right now I don't know what prospects Xabi is doing and planning at Chelsea.

But even so, I also hope that under Xabi's tutelage, Chelsea can play better next season. Because basically, it would be very exciting if Chelsea returned to being a great team like before. Then talking about Liverpool, I also don't know what their performance will be like next season. But what is clear is that they will definitely try to get back up and try again to win another trophy in the English league.

[Gallar]

Yes, we will see the next developments next season, especially for Liverpool, who have changed their coach to Andoni Iraola, which will certainly be a new chapter for Liverpool to move forward next season.

Yes, of course, next season will be a new journey for Liverpool with their new manager. But right now, I'm looking into players who Liverpool might have brought in, but it turns out there aren't any yet, as far as I know. So, that's why I think it's safe to say that Iraola hasn't made any moves yet to make Liverpool a stronger team. So I also don't know what his plans are for next season, because basically, Liverpool should be able to move more to find new players.

But it doesn't seem like that, I don't know if Iraola feels that Liverpool doesn't need to look for new players right now. But it feels a bit less good if Liverpool doesn't bring in new players in this transfer window. Because currently, Salah is no longer at Liverpool, so I think Liverpool definitely needs to find a replacement for Salah's position. Because basically, right now, I don't think there are any players who are suitable to fill the void left by Salah at Liverpool. So that's why I think liveprool definitely has to look for new players again at this time.

[Shadiq]

Yes, of course, next season will be a new journey for Liverpool with their new manager. But right now, I'm looking into players who Liverpool might have brought in, but it turns out there aren't any yet, as far as I know. So, that's why I think it's safe to say that Iraola hasn't made any moves yet to make Liverpool a stronger team. So I also don't know what his plans are for next season, because basically, Liverpool should be able to move more to find new players.

But it doesn't seem like that, I don't know if Iraola feels that Liverpool doesn't need to look for new players right now. But it feels a bit less good if Liverpool doesn't bring in new players in this transfer window. Because currently, Salah is no longer at Liverpool, so I think Liverpool definitely needs to find a replacement for Salah's position. Because basically, right now, I don't think there are any players who are suitable to fill the void left by Salah at Liverpool. So that's why I think liveprool definitely has to look for new players again at this time.

Perhaps because of the ongoing World Cup, we are yet to see any major signings announced by clubs. Liverpool will probably start adding to their squad once the World Cup is over. Salah's departure will leave a gap in the team that needs a worthy replacement, as it is very difficult to fill, so we might see a player who is unproven but talented and has potential. Even after the death of Diego Jota, Liverpool could not fill that gap.

We are yet to see any action from their new manager Andoni Iraola for the upcoming season, but he may have already started speculating and will start making announcements as soon as the World Cup is over. If they start the upcoming season with an unchanged squad, then we might see Liverpool as a failure for the upcoming season as well.

[blue Snow]

Of course, a new coach needs time to adapt. If Manchester City’s management expects Maresca to win the Premier League title in his first season, that’s unrealistic and unlikely to happen. Maresca is a good coach, and management must give him time and fully support his vision for building the team. That said, Maresca is under immense pressure because he’ll be overshadowed by Guardiola’s legacy at Manchester City. It will be interesting to see whether Maresca will overhaul the starting lineup for Manchester City; I don’t think much will change in the starting lineup.

This will be a challenging season for Maresca, as he needs to prove he can succeed Pep. Especially with the expectations that Pep has placed on City, even if he doesn't win the Premier League title, he must lead City to a top-three finish. We still don't know if he can perform as well as he should, but what is clear is that he needs to demonstrate his ability to keep City among the Premier League's strongest teams.

Yes, Maresca certainly faces a huge challenge, and I think he realizes that. Replacing Guardiola at Manchester City certainly means Maresca will have to work hard to ensure the team can compete for the Premier League title, and, of course, Manchester City must qualify for the Champions League. Based on what I observed during Maresca’s time at Chelsea, I don’t think it will be too difficult for him to lead Manchester City to a top-three finish or a spot in the Champions League. Especially since the Manchester City squad is still largely made up of players from Guardiola’s era.

[Barikui1]

There is spending a lot of money on shit that is not necessary and spending money on something that can actually make a positive difference to the club. The latter is exactly what Liverpool did last season. The championship-winning team the previous season was more than enough and it just needed a little tinkering, but Arne Slot thought they needed to spend a lot, thereby messing everything up.

This is not new in football, and it's one of those line of action that always disrupt the rhythm of the team. We saw how Nottingham Forest signed up to 19 players two seasons back after gaining promotion into the English premier league, and they later found themselves battling relegation at the end of that particular season due to the fact that the players were struggling to understand themselves all season, last season it was Liverpool that experienced it, and Tottenham Hotspur are now following the Same route, it shows that they are not learning.

 Though they signed a lot of top players, but due to the fact that they will need a lot of time to blend with each other, it will become problematic to them because their would not be time for them to blend with each other, since game will be coming tick and fast, that's why I believe that five top quality players are enough, anything more than that will disrupt the rhythm of the team.

[Oluwa-btc]

What should be the faith of the English international Jack Grealish?

He was literally pushed put by Josep Pep Guardiola and he moved on loan towards the Toffees ( Everton ). There are no signs of securing a permanent deal for him yet but there could still be such intentions. Do you also think it a worthy idea to have back Jack Grealish in the Manchester City dressing room? It seems like Enzo Maresca would love that. What are your honest thoughts?!

[kennycryptoitalia]

You're right, good manager plays a role in signing good players, the majority of Chelsea players are just young boys without experience, any team that wants to compete in the English premier League and other competitions needs experience players, players that has been in the system for sometime that knows what to do on their own not only working with what they heard from their manager, anyone that wants to go should better go now, so that Chelsea can start to shop for better replacement, my happiness is that xabi knows what to do, Chelsea had a very bad season in this last one, just look at Chelsea position at the end of the season, so embarrassing for a club like Chelsea.

a coach knows very well what he has to do and how he has to do it, having young players to grow is fundamental to having a strong team in the future, but few people know how to do this, raising young players is always difficult because not all clubs have the patience to wait and see their players grow.

[changaa]

I still can't fantom how Rashford relationship with Manchester united went side ways, apparently they were good and he was their favorite start and became useful after Ronaldo left. He was best pair with Bruno as midfield, they did very well and one day him and Erik were no longer in good terms after it was reported that he missed a training and wasn't allow to play games anymore, it was during that time even Gharnaco was on the club nerves throughout.

So far Manchester united has refused to issue official statement about his move out of the club, maybe they are now in good terms and they are not ready to let him go again, he will stay with the club for this season and do well and see how he goes with the rest of the contract but I think if Rashford has another opportunity for other place, he will leave them without thinking about it twice.

the relationship that Rashford has with Manchester United is strange, clearly now if i were in Manchester United i wouldn't deprive myself of it, i don't think there is anything better currently for this team, but i understand that if they are on bad terms they would do well to let go and change everything with a new project.

[W Jr.]

I still can't fantom how Rashford relationship with Manchester united went side ways, apparently they were good and he was their favorite start and became useful after Ronaldo left. He was best pair with Bruno as midfield, they did very well and one day him and Erik were no longer in good terms after it was reported that he missed a training and wasn't allow to play games anymore, it was during that time even Gharnaco was on the club nerves throughout.

So far Manchester united has refused to issue official statement about his move out of the club, maybe they are now in good terms and they are not ready to let him go again, he will stay with the club for this season and do well and see how he goes with the rest of the contract but I think if Rashford has another opportunity for other place, he will leave them without thinking about it twice.

the relationship that Rashford has with Manchester United is strange, clearly now if i were in Manchester United i wouldn't deprive myself of it, i don't think there is anything better currently for this team, but i understand that if they are on bad terms they would do well to let go and change everything with a new project.

I think it's time for Marcus Rashford to revive his career with Manchester United, especially with the new manager. He was a great player last year at Barcelona, ​​and before that at Aston Villa. I'm sure Manchester United will want to make use of him this year. He's also in the World Cup with the England national team, which shows how good his performance is, and I think Manchester United shouldn't want to sell him. Keeping him in the team would be a smarter option.

[Frankolala]

Of course, a new coach needs time to adapt. If Manchester City’s management expects Maresca to win the Premier League title in his first season, that’s unrealistic and unlikely to happen. Maresca is a good coach, and management must give him time and fully support his vision for building the team. That said, Maresca is under immense pressure because he’ll be overshadowed by Guardiola’s legacy at Manchester City. It will be interesting to see whether Maresca will overhaul the starting lineup for Manchester City; I don’t think much will change in the starting lineup.

This will be a challenging season for Maresca, as he needs to prove he can succeed Pep. Especially with the expectations that Pep has placed on City, even if he doesn't win the Premier League title, he must lead City to a top-three finish. We still don't know if he can perform as well as he should, but what is clear is that he needs to demonstrate his ability to keep City among the Premier League's strongest teams.

Yes, Maresca certainly faces a huge challenge, and I think he realizes that. Replacing Guardiola at Manchester City certainly means Maresca will have to work hard to ensure the team can compete for the Premier League title, and, of course, Manchester City must qualify for the Champions League. Based on what I observed during Maresca’s time at Chelsea, I don’t think it will be too difficult for him to lead Manchester City to a top-three finish or a spot in the Champions League. Especially since the Manchester City squad is still largely made up of players from Guardiola’s era.

Chelsea with their poor performance in the past was revived by Maresca and they qualified for the Champions League. I don't see any reason why Maresca wouldn't be able to put Manchester City on top three and possibly win the title for them because they have more quality players than Chelsea couple with the game tactics Pep has implanted in them.

[banana33]

I believe what the other guy said in the end of his comment that xabi will disappoint the management is a typo obviously, I agree with the both of you though, Chelsea's problem last season was exactly the same as the problem Manchester United had before they sacked Amorim and hired Carrick, the present coach, we all saw how Manchester United immediately woke up when Carrick took over the management of the team as the coach, Manchester united ended last season in the third place and this was the same club many of us thought was going to get relegated.

I believe same change of story will happen to Chelsea this coming season, Xabi is a very good manager and I believe that if the management of Chelsea will provide him with all that he need and the permission to be the one to choose who to sign and who not to, Chelsea will definitely be one of the title contenders this coming season.

these clubs absolutely know what they are doing and i don't think they will be wrong about what they will have to do, Manchester United is aiming to build an excellent team that can really aim for the champions league, and this time i don't think they will let it slip away, i would leave the current manager.

[Achalugo BTC]

You can never predict football, because football is unpredictable, but you can speculate and make predictions, it doesn’t mean anything that Liverpool and Chelsea aren’t going to play well when the season starts, we have seen that this teams aren’t very active in the transfer market, but I’m completely sure that Liverpool is going to play well and make Champions League, both teams are building a new project, so you cannot expect anything from teams that are building a good project, we would never know about the project until when the season would start, Well as for Chelsea I’m not convinced I don’t even know what they’re doing right now, they’ve bad and terrible players in the squad, we shall see when the seasons start.

Exactly, you have said it all but let's just wait until the next season kick off. Of course, football is very unpredictable even when some people claims to have know how it works, different things will take place, as teams we don't expect might be more serious that teams we expect to be serious and obviously that unpredictable it is, its what makes up football, as one can be happy and sad at the same time due to how the players plays. So, in this upcoming season, I'm expecting everything to happen because vouching for any team might end up hurting me later when they begin to disappoint me.

[martinom]

Xabi certainly has his reasons for not prioritizing Garnacho's playing time this season, preferring to look for other players whose playing style better suits his tactical system and the style of football he wants the team to play. there are rumors that Garnacho is no longer enthusiastic about playing at Chelsea, so his motivation and commitment may no longer be at the level the club expects. for this reason, Xabi may prefer to sell him to another team and not intend to include him in the squad for next season. with this decision, it means that Garnacho will definitely leave Chelsea and he will likely go to Serie A or a team in the EPL that is ready to accept him.

xabi absolutely knows what he's doing, i can't really think of anyone who can manage players of this type, but it's a choice that is up to the coach alone who will decide whether to make the transfer or not, obviously the motivation and commitment to stay is there and i think he deserves a chance.

[giorgione]

I think the former coach was the reason why they bought players that are not good for the club, a coach knowing how to sign good and important players are very important for a club and teams growth, Chelsea has a big problem and right now those problems are going going out of the clubs, the problems are those players who are not interested to play for Chelsea anymore.
Right now Xabi is going to take his time to sign players that will be ready to work with him and that are ready to play for Chelsea, I believe Xabi is going to do very well in Chelsea.

signing excellent players is also sniffing out a deal or understanding if a player despite his age is still very good to still have a chance to play at the highest levels, i understand that Chelsea currently have player management problems, like many European teams.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

I believe what the other guy said in the end of his comment that xabi will disappoint the management is a typo obviously, I agree with the both of you though, Chelsea's problem last season was exactly the same as the problem Manchester United had before they sacked Amorim and hired Carrick, the present coach, we all saw how Manchester United immediately woke up when Carrick took over the management of the team as the coach, Manchester united ended last season in the third place and this was the same club many of us thought was going to get relegated.

I believe same change of story will happen to Chelsea this coming season, Xabi is a very good manager and I believe that if the management of Chelsea will provide him with all that he need and the permission to be the one to choose who to sign and who not to, Chelsea will definitely be one of the title contenders this coming season.

these clubs absolutely know what they are doing and i don't think they will be wrong about what they will have to do, Manchester United is aiming to build an excellent team that can really aim for the champions league, and this time i don't think they will let it slip away, i would leave the current manager.

Not surprised, it's always the goal of every club to become as big as possible, every club in football have that same dream, both the popular and unpopular, the already successful ones are aiming to remain successful and even succeed much more, become more popular and dominate the entire world of football.
While the unpopular are trying to become popular, super successful and possibly overthrow the big clubs so they (the unpopular ones) cab become the most popular and dominate just as their predecessors did.

This is what makes the game very interesting, every club that wants to succeed but be intentional with their decisions, Manchester United was intentional about having a good coach that can really deliver the kind of result they want, and so far, it's looks like they have succeeded in getting such, soon after the world Cup is over, premier league season will begin again and we all can confirm how good some of the clubs that played very badly last season have become..

[Black Mbaye]

I think the former coach was the reason why they bought players that are not good for the club, a coach knowing how to sign good and important players are very important for a club and teams growth, Chelsea has a big problem and right now those problems are going going out of the clubs, the problems are those players who are not interested to play for Chelsea anymore.
Right now Xabi is going to take his time to sign players that will be ready to work with him and that are ready to play for Chelsea, I believe Xabi is going to do very well in Chelsea.

signing excellent players is also sniffing out a deal or understanding if a player despite his age is still very good to still have a chance to play at the highest levels, i understand that Chelsea currently have player management problems, like many European teams.

It's true that Chelsea has a management problem. I think that's perhaps why they brought in Xabi Alonso as manager. Real Madrid had the same problem and they managed to overcome it somewhat. But there, I think it was the players who brought the manager down. If Chelsea stands behind the Spanish manager and supports him, Chelsea might struggle for a year, but in the following years they can return to their old quality squad and style of play. Therefore, the manager needs to be given a chance.