If we are thinking realistically considering the current performances then my ranking would be like:
- Manchester City
- Arsenal
- Liverpool
- Brighton
- Tottenham Hotspur
- Aston Villa
- Chelsea
- Newcastle United
- Manchester United
I would love to put Arsenal ahead of Manchester City but there is still an obvious gap unfortunately. Otherwise I already want Arsenal to win the league title finally.
Liverpool look solid but they have a new manager so I need to watch them more. I can trust Arteta more than Arne Slot now.
The reason why I put Chelsea ahead of Newcastle is that I believe they have a bigger potential. I put Manchester United to the last position because they are playing horrible.
Good list, but I would agree more if you put Liverpool above Arsenal. - Manchester City
- Arsenal
- Liverpool
- Brighton
- Tottenham Hotspur
- Aston Villa
- Chelsea
- Newcastle United
- Manchester United
I would love to put Arsenal ahead of Manchester City but there is still an obvious gap unfortunately. Otherwise I already want Arsenal to win the league title finally.
Liverpool look solid but they have a new manager so I need to watch them more. I can trust Arteta more than Arne Slot now.
The reason why I put Chelsea ahead of Newcastle is that I believe they have a bigger potential. I put Manchester United to the last position because they are playing horrible.
Arsenal does have a great coach and Arteta has also been with Arsenal for a long time. But looking at Arsenal achievements from the last 2 seasons still makes me doubtful that they can compete for first place or runner up. On the one hand, Liverpool seems to be getting better even though they are no longer with Klopp but we can see their performance in the EPL now.
In terms of experience, maybe I can't say Arteta is more professional, because Arne Slot actually has more experience with several previous teams.
But the conclusion is that the most important thing is that we have to wait for at least a few matches to come and that's when we can judge which team deserves to lead the EPL.