Premier League Winners Odds

Here we take a look at the winners' odds for the upcoming 2025/26 Premier League season, as the likes of Arsenal and Manchester City hope to wrestle the title away from Liverpool, who will be looking to secure title number 21 and therefore crown themselves as undisputed kings of England.

• Liverpool - 15/8
• Arsenal - 2/1
• Manchester City - 11/4
• Chelsea - 15/2
• Newcastle United - 22/1
• Manchester United - 33/1
• Tottenham - 40/1
• Aston Villa -50/1
• Brighton - 125/1
• Nottingham Forest - 175/1
• West Ham - 300/1
• Everton - 300/1
• Bournemouth - 300/1
• Leeds - 500/1
• Fulham - 500/1
• Brentford - 500/1
• Crystal Palace - 500/1
• Wolves - 500/1
• Burnley - 500/1
• Sunderland - 500/1

Arne Slot certainly answered a lot of questions that were being asked of him last season, as in his first season in English football, he led his Liverpool side to a Premier League title in emphatic fashion, with the team being rampant from week one. Slot joined an exclusive list of Carlo Ancelotti, Jose Mourinho and Antonio Conte in winning the Premier League title in their first season in England.

Liverpool will be heading into the new season full of confidence and with heightened expectations to compete across multiple competitions, given their recent spending splurge and further reported activity. The Reds have secured the services of the Bayer Leverkusen duo Jeremie Frimpong and Florian Wirtz for a club record fee. Liverpool has also moved to sign Milos Kerkez and Hugo Ekitike, while it remains in active talks with Newcastle United for Alexander Isak.

Mohamed Salah will once again be pivotal to Liverpool's success ahead of the new season, as the Egyptian broke the record for most goal involvements in the Premier League last season, with 47 in total.

Mikel Arteta has transformed Arsenal back into a powerhouse from the latter days of Arsene Wenger and the dismal days of Unai Emery's short-term reign. The Gunners, however, are facing a period where this process needs to yield a Premier League triumph, having finished second for three consecutive seasons, twice behind Manchester City and last season, Liverpool.

Arsenal's issues have essentially stemmed from a lack of a primary goal threat in the attacking areas, to which they have heavily relied on the output of Bukayo Saka. To rectify this, Mikel Arteta may have the services of Viktor Gyokeres from Sporting Lisbon. The former Brighton & Hove Albion and Coventry City striker has developed into one of the best strikers in world football, having scored 97 goals in 102 games during two seasons in Portugal.

Arsenal's defence is superb with the likes of William Saliba, Gabriel and Jurrien Timber showing excellent stability; meanwhile, Martin Odegaard will hope to have a better impact than his performances demonstrated last season.

Pep Guardiola's side were poor by their impressive standards last season, finishing in third place in the Premier League and somewhat off the pace of league champions, Liverpool. The Citizens ended the season trophyless, the first time since Pep Guardiola's first season at the Etihad Stadium.

Manchester City can never be discredited when discussing a potential Premier League winner, having won the league in 2020/21, a season after they comfortably lost the title to Liverpool. That league title win kickstarted an era of dominance for Manchester City, as they would secure four Premier League titles in a row and would become the second team in England to complete the recognised treble of Premier League, UEFA Champions League and FA Cup in 2022/23.

The Citizens completed their transfer business early, ahead of the FIFA Club World Cup, by signing Tijani Reijnders (Milan), Rayan Cherki (Lyon), and Rayan Ait-Nouri (Wolverhampton Wanderers). Questions will be raised about whether the Manchester side will be able to cope with the departure of Kevin de Bruyne, who has left for Napoli.

FIFA Club World Cup champions Chelsea could provide a good value bet for an outside winner in the Premier League this season. The Blues will be feeling confident given their recent success; however, at the same point, fatigue could set in as the club will be feeling the effects of a long, enduring season with minimal rest.

One consistency with Chelsea is that they will usually be active in the transfer market as they look to prepare a squad that can compete on all fronts. Chelsea have signed the likes of Liam Delap (Ipswich Town), Joao Pedro (Brighton & Hove Albion) and Jamie Gittens (Borussia Dortmund).

Cole Palmer is the maverick in this Chelsea team, with the forward providing 23 goal contributions in 37 league games last season. There is, however, an argument that Chelsea will need to strengthen their goalkeeper department, given concerns over the consistency of Robert Sanchez.

Fifth favourites to win the Premier League this season are Carabao Cup winners, Newcastle United. However, it's doubtful the Magpies will be a title contender given their recent troubles in the transfer market. Eddie Howe's side find themselves in a tricky situation in relation to PSR and FFP, but have still managed to bring Anthony Elanga through the door from Nottingham Forest.

Time will tell whether Newcastle United will be able to hang on to star striker Alexander Isak, given the recent speculation that he could be on his way to Anfield for an astronomical fee. The Magpies have also lost out on several attacking targets, including Bryan Mbeumo, Hugo Ekitike and Mohammed Kudus, who have all joined Manchester United, Liverpool and Tottenham Hotspur, respectively.

It will be interesting to see how Eddie Howe's side copes with the added European competition, given that in the previous season, they featured in the Champions League, they failed to qualify for any European football at the end of the campaign.