1. Man City
2. Arsenal
I do think it's more likely Arsenal do it this year than the last two, you just can't underestimate Pep galvanising this group for one last hurrah. The League will get a lot more exciting when he leaves.
3. Man United
4. Newcastle United
5. Liverpool
6. Tottenham Hotspur
7. Aston Villa
8. Chelsea
9. West Ham
I think this batch of six are a really open field, United could finish third by default through errors elsewhere and they could finish ninth by being the most disorganised of all those sides. There's only a greedy six on paper now. It's going to be a intriguing battle.
10. Brighton & Hove Albion
11. Brentford
12. Fulham
13. Crystal Palace
14. Bournemouth
15. Wolves
I think these teams have shown enough over the last 18 months to not be fearful of relegation but also accept its going to be hard to breach the top nine due to financial constraints. I have us a lot lower than all the experts just as an insurance policy incase Glasner goes to a Bayern, Spurs, United etc who could all have openings and would be impressed by his CV if he can keep this momentum going. If he does stay though then we could really finish anywhere given the way we dismantled West Ham, Man United, Newcastle and Aston Villa with effective ease whilst beating Liverpool with an effective gameplan. I know they had injuries to key players, but so did we.
16. Everton
17. Nottingham Forest
18. Leicester City
19. Southampton
20. Ipswich Town
I feel bad putting the recently promoted three in the bottom three given how they steamrolled through The Championship last season, but the teams from 9th to 17th all feel stronger than they normally are at the minute. It doesn't help that Leicester look worse on paper, Southampton's manager still has a question mark against him and may be a Beta version of Kompany whilst Ipswich really have no experience at this level. Still, it would be great if some of them could stay up.
Top Scorer - Haaland
Top Assists - Saka
Most Clean Sheets - Raya
Most Goals Scored (club) - Arsenal
Most Goals Conceded (club) - Southampton
Most Own Goals (club) - Leicester