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Opinion
Wolverhampton Wanderers enjoyed a tremendous return to the Premier League last season. Many pundits were tipping them to finish in the top half of the table but not many thought they would qualify for European football.
On Saturday evening, the Premier League saw one of the most improbable results of the season, as injury-stricken Norwich pulled off a 3-2 home win over reigning champions Manchester City.
Tottenham have become a regular in the Premier League top-four in recent years. Mauricio Pochettino’s team also made it to the Champions League final last season, where they, of course, lost to English top-flight rivals, Liverpool.
RB Leipzig entered a new era in the offseason. New manager Julian Nagelsmann took over at the Red Bull Arena after three seasons at Hoffenheim. At 32, Nagelsmann’s appointment as head coach of RB Leipzig was a major step up thanks to the finances and expectations at the club.
We are in the midst of qualification for the 2020 European Championship.
Raheem Sterling has become one of the most potent attacking players in world football under the guidance of Pep Guardiola at Manchester City.
We are already 10% of the way through the new Premier League season, and while the usual suspects are going about their business, there are also some fresh faces making an impact.
It has not been the start to the season Manchester United were hoping for. The 4-0 win over Chelsea on the opening weekend was full of promise but the team have failed to push on since then and deliver in the Premier League.
For what seems like forever, Everton have looked a team capable of breaking into the Premier League top-six. The Toffees have a fantastic history and now have decent financial backing from Billionaire owner Farhad Moshiri.
The race for the Spanish top-flight title is usually pretty straightforward. Big two Barcelona and Real Madrid fight it out for the title, with more often than not the Catalan giants coming out on top in the last decade. Atletico Madrid have also punched above their financial weight at the top of La Liga too.
One of the more surprising moves of the Premier League transfer deadline day was Nigerian international Alex Iwobi’s big-money switch to Everton. The deal could cost the Toffees around £35million with add-ons.
Following an eye-catching start to life at Arsenal, fans have been drawing comparisons between new signing Dani Ceballos and ex-Gunners favorite and fellow Spaniard Santi Cazorla.
Everton were seen as one of the realistic contenders for a top-six spot in the Premier League this season. However, after Friday’s terrible display in a 2-0 defeat at Aston Villa, the Toffees look anything but top-six contenders.
When Norwich City signed Teemu Pukki on a free transfer prior to the start of last season, few would have predicted that he would go on to have such an impact.
With the influx of overseas talent in the Premier League, Scottish players often slip under the radar.
The 2019/20 season of the Premier League kicked off last weekend. The new campaign started in familiar fashion with both title challengers Manchester City and Liverpool recording victories.
The Premier League summer transfer window shuts this evening (Thursday) and could be a dramatic day for big transfers. One of the big-name players who could move on is Crystal Palace winger Wilfried Zaha.
Everton sealed their long-awaited move for Italian youngster Moise Kean on Sunday. The highly-rated 19-year-old joins the Merseysider’s for a reported initial fee of around £27million from Italian giants Juventus.
It seems like the saga of England centre-back Harry Maguire’s move to Manchester United from Leicester is finally coming to an end. The two clubs have reportedly agreed a fee of around £80million.
According to many media outlets, Juventus are showing an interest in Manchester United striker Romelu Lukaku in a deal that could potentially involve highly-rated Argentinian star, Paulo Dybala. There is also interest from the Bianconeri’s Serie A rivals Inter for the big striker.
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