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Liverpool are certainly a tough team, the only one with full points.
Chelsea also have a good chance in my opinion.
Arsenal have potential but are unlucky and easily discouraged in my opinion.
I honestly see Manchester City out of the title race.

It is very true that Manchester City has not been in their best of form recently and it is making it really difficult to place them in a position to fit in to the title race but even with that I do not want to believe they are actually not fit for the title race because they have a good squad and an informed coach only that they need to work on their mentality for the season of which if they do, they may have more chances than Arsenal except for Liverpool, I doubt if Chelsea will be able to stand in as a threat to them literally.

Manchester City may not be in good form this season following the issues they have been having in the team since last season but that doesn't make you should exclude them from the title race this season it's not possible knowing that last season they suffered the same set back but few matches before the end of the league they rose up just to make sure they made it to top4. The have a very good squad but they are not very organized still but do not be surprised if you see them starting very slow but finishing the season ahead of the teams that we think are the favourite in the league now.

I agree with you. And Man City comeback happened two seasons ago, when they started poorly, but slowly improved and continued their consistent run to the title. While they were certainly poor last season, it's still too early to judge City's performance as a slump.

So even if Man City starts poorly, their rivals shouldn't underestimate their strength under Pep Guardiola. They could bounce back midway through the season and rediscover their best form. City's current form is understandable, especially with the departures of several key players and the addition of new players who have made the team unorganized due to Pep's constant changes in composition and strategy. So even though Man City is currently in decline, Liverpool, Arsenal, and Chelsea must still be wary of a Man City revival.

I respect the fact that Guardiola is one of the most intelligent coaches we have in Europe, especially when it concerns tactical approach and how to conquer your opponent, but there comes a time that even the best might dwindle in terms of performance.

If you check critically five seasons ago, you would say that PEP guardiola's technical approach to games was not understood by a lot of coaches in England, in fact they were finding it difficult to tackle his tactical strength. however, over the years, clubs have slowly understood his approach on every match and even the least Club could easily stand tall to tall with Manchester City as at today. Giving the issue of his marriage that affected pep guardiola last season also, Manchester city's management would have advised him to take a rest, just so he could build this mental capacity again.