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How could we expect the promoted team to perform greatly in EPL?

I also predict that Burnley and Sheffield United will stay. As for Luton Town as it is their debut in EPL I think it will be difficult for them to survive. Maybe they can gain experience playing in the highest caste in the League and will mentally shape themselves to be promoted again.

It doesn't seem to be something strange anymore when the promotion team can't play well, and or can't get good results in the Premier League. Because anyway, cases like this also at least happen almost in all major leagues in Europe so yes, I think it remains a natural result when the promotion team cannot play well here. But even so, at least with the promotion team can stay in the Premier League longer or not quickly relegated back. Then of course, with them being able to last longer here of course it has been a big achievement for them.

You're right, and for every club that has entered the Premier League, especially promoted clubs, it is thirsty to get used to a great style of play, they will learn a lot so they don't seem surprised when they face opponents. There are still many clubs out there who have been trying to enter the Premier League for years but have not been able to achieve it. When the opportunity arrives, the real struggle begins. Showing whether or not it is worthy of being equal to a big club is certainly not bought cheap, cheap here what I mean is hard work both energy, money and daring to challenge every player against star players.

Manchester City is the best team I have ever seen in the Premier League. Since this team held the Premier League title last season, there is a lot of confidence among the players of the team that they will do something amazing this time, but also other teams have improved themselves tremendously in this league.