Who will win 2026–27 Premier League?

With the new season about to kick off, we can say that the “Big Six” are back. Find out all the essentials in the 1xBet review.

Top favorites: Arsenal (odds of winning: 2.56)

The London club, managed by Mikel Arteta, heads into the 2026–27 season as reigning champions and the main title contenders. The long-awaited trophy from the 2025–26 season – their first in 22 years – lifted a huge psychological burden from the team.

The Gunners’ main strength lies in their team chemistry and the balance between the league’s best defense and a versatile attack. The arrival of Bruno Guimarães will bolster the midfield, while the interest in Vinícius Júnior highlights the caliber of players now available to the English champions. Even so, the team’s core is already very strong, and Arteta’s main challenge may be combating emotional burnout following a triumphant season.

Closest pursuers: Manchester City (odds of winning: 3.72)

The Citizens lost the title last season, finishing in second place, but their resources and quality are still among the very best in Europe. The team is currently undergoing a phase of renewal and making targeted changes to its system; however, the presence of world-class players makes them a formidable opponent.

At the same time, we don’t know yet how the team will react to Guardiola’s departure and Maresca’s arrival. But if the Italian helps Man City hit their stride quickly this autumn, the title race will turn into a tight battle with Arsenal.

In contention for top 3: Liverpool and Manchester United

Liverpool (odds of winning: 6.4)

Having finished 5th in the previous campaign, the Reds are undergoing a period of rebuilding. The team has retained its formidable attacking potential, but the center of defense is a cause for serious concern. Van Dijk, Gomez and the very young Leoni and Jacquet aren’t particularly impressive options given the level of competition in the Premier League. But if Iraola’s side manage to avoid injuries to their leaders, they’ll be able to compete for at least a top-3 finish.

Manchester United (odds of winning: 7.4)

The Red Devils made a remarkable surge in the second half of last season. Under Michael Carrick, the team found long-awaited stability in midfield and improved their transition from defense to attack.

If this trend persists, Manchester United are capable not only of staying in the top 3, but also of joining the title race. The key is to hope that Šeško’s progress continues, that Bruno Fernandes delivers another top-class season, and that a suitable replacement is found for Casemiro, who left for Miami.

Dark horses: Chelsea and Tottenham

Chelsea (odds of winning: 9)

The Blues had a difficult season, but are still one of the league’s most unpredictable teams. The appointment of Xabi Alonso as head coach is intended to bring the immense talent of the young players together into a cohesive unit.

It’s important that the club has finally started to sign experienced footballers who can be of even greater help off the pitch. Henderson and Welbeck are the sort of veterans who have seen it all and are capable of helping the team avoid fluctuations in form throughout the Premier League campaign.

Tottenham Hotspur (odds of winning: 16)

Spurs had a disappointing season in terms of their league position, but it’s precisely this factor that could work in their favor. The absence of unrealistic expectations and a potentially easier schedule will allow them to focus on the Premier League. De Zerbi’s team is sure to put on some exciting attacking football. Meanwhile, the arrivals of Tonali, Van Hecke and Senesi will make the defense more solid.

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Published by Patrick Jane
21.08.2026