Take a look at the latest odds to be the top London club in the 2026/27 Premier League season.
For the first time since 2004, Arsenal go into a Premier League season as defending champions. It is the result of several years’ worth of hard work and planning by Mikel Arteta and the Arsenal higher-ups to take them from nearly men to champions.
In the three decades of the Premier League, only Sir Alex Ferguson and Pep Guardiola have been able to defend the title and Arteta is now looking to add his name to that exclusive list.
Manchester City look like the strongest challengers to their throne under new boss Enzo Maresca, but London rivals Chelsea should be in a much healthier position than they were six months ago.
Last summer, Maresca, then Chelsea boss, quite publicly aired his unhappiness at the club’s transfer policy, particularly when Levi Colwill suffered a season-ending knee injury, and frustrations came to a head over Christmas with the Italian parting ways on New Year’s Day.
But in Xabi Alonso, the club seem to have ceded some control, with Alonso conspicuously being appointed manager rather than head coach, suggesting he’ll have more saying regarding transfers.
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And then there’s Tottenham, who’ll feel like they’re coming into this season with a new manager in Roberto De Zerbi. The former Brighton boss took the reins at the end of last season with the remit of keeping the side in the top flight and nothing else.
De Zerbi did just that and can now start to focus on moving the club up the league after two disastrous seasons domestically.
Spurs haven’t been shy about spending money so far this summer. A revamped defence sees Andrew Robertson, Jan Paul van Hecke and Marcos Senesi arrive, with Matheus Fernandes and Sandro Tonali bolstering what was a weak midfield.
With no European football and a savvy tactician in the dugout, how far can Tottenham go this season?
