Arsenal aim to challenge on all fronts
Arsenal are 6/42.50 to successfully defend their Premier League title in 2026/27 as Mikel Arteta aims to take make last season's success the building block for a glorious new era at the Emirates Stadium.
After ending their 22 year wait for English football's biggest prize, the Gunners plan to kick on this season and win more silverware.
They have targetted reinforcements in midfield and attack, which you can read about in our transfer window live blog, which will help them to compete on all fronts.
Arteta will be mindful of how Liverpool fell apart last season, as defending champions with expensive new signings, and will hope arrivals can integrate seamlessly into his disciplined squad.
They were a penalty shootout away from winning a Champions League and Premier League double last season.
They are 15/28.50 to go one better in 2026/27 but, if you think they could add the FA Cup too and become only the third English team to complete the treble, the price is 40/141.00.
Maresca's Man City second favourites to win Premier League title
The greatest decade in Manchester City's history came to an end when Pep Guardiola left the club at the end of last season.
They won the title six times during the Catalan's reign and are 11/43.75 second favourites in the betting for 2026/27.
New boss Enzo Maresca won the Europa Conference League and Club World Cup in his one full season at Chelsea.
He also got Leicester City promoted as Championship winners at the first time of asking. The Italian knows how to hit the ground running.
The market rates his chances of delivering a trophy in his first season, with City 4/51.80 to win any of the Premier League, Champions League, FA Cup or League Cup in 2026/27.
Liverpool 11/2 to begin new Ira with title
Liverpool were so disappointed with their title defence last season that they sacked Arne Slot in May and replaced him with Andoni Iraola.
You can get 11/26.50 on Iraola emulating Slot's feat of winning the title in his first season in charge at Anfield. The Spaniard impressed in his two seasons at Bournemouth, making them one of the most difficult sides to play against in the top flight.
If he can get Liverpool to cut out the defensive lapses that cost them last term, and get Alexander Isak firing now that Mo Salah has left, the Reds could be contenders again.
The step up to a bigger Premier League club can be difficult - just ask Thomas Frank - and a trophyless season is 3/41.75. Liverpool believe Iraola has got what it takes to thrive at Anfield, however, and 25/126.00 on a Premier League and FA Cup double will appeal to some Reds.
Chelsea, Man Utd and Spurs to challenge in 2026/27
Chelsea have a new manager in Xabi Alonso, Man Utd hope Michael Carrick can build on his good work and, after saving Spurs from relegation, Roberto De Zerbi will want Tottenham to be challenging in the top half of the table.
United finished third last season after Carrick's excellent half season in charge as caretaker boss. He's brought the good times back to Old Trafford and is 13/27.50 to deliver their first title since 2013 this season.
That's a big ask and Carrick may use this season to keep building and get his squad ready to challenge next term. Winning any one of the big four trophies this season would be a sign that they're heading in the right direction and you can back them to do that at 6/42.50.
It's difficult to predict how Chelsea will perform under Alonso. The club remain chaotic and a manager who struggled with the pressure at Real Madrid last term may have a rough ride in west London too.
On the other hand, he may be the man to bring them consistency and Chelsea are 8/19.00 to win the league. The more realistic target of a top four finish is 10/111.91 while a domestic trophy, in a season that won't be complicated by European football, is 5/23.50.
De Zerbi's Tottenham won't be in Europe either and a first domestic trophy since 2008 would do very nicely indeed at 7/24.50. A top six finish is 11/102.11.