The 2022/23 Premier League table has been forecast, with Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham all set for the campaign-defining transfer window again. Parimatch has released a selection of copyrights for the upcoming campaign.
Thomas Tuchel’s side are expected to be the highest-placed London club next season, with the Blues priced at 16/1 to win a sixth Premier League title, ahead of Spurs (25/1) and the Gunners (40/1). West Londoners overtook their North London rivals for third place and the top four for the fourth successive season last quarter.
Currently, Chelsea are likely to do it again on August 11, with Tottenham (November 10) and Arsenal (February 1) just behind. While the summer transfer window has yet to open, Antonio Conte’s side have already dodged the sale of Son Heung-Min to Liverpool just to secure Champions League qualification.
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Jurgen Klopp’s side were considering a bid for the South Korea international this summer if the North London side had not finished in the top four. football.london understand. The German is a long-time admirer of the striker, who went toe-to-toe with Mohamed Salah for the Premier League golden boot this season.
With Sadio Mane set to leave Liverpool this summer and Salah yet to renew his contract at Merseyside, football.london I understand there were discussions at Anfield about testing Tottenham’s financial resolve with a big money move for Son if Conte had failed to qualify for the Champions League.
Meanwhile, a lack of qualification for next season’s Champions League won’t stop Mikel Arteta from investing heavily in his first team, according to the Telegraph. football.londonI understand there will be a summer rebuilding job at the Emirates Stadium, with a number of players in the spotlight ahead of the transfer window.
Arsenal’s targets include a marquee signing in Gabriel Jesus, with the Gunners sure to secure his signature. Meanwhile, Todd Boehly’s consortium, which has agreed a £4.25bn deal to buy the west London club, is expected to “push for A-list signings” to mark a new era at Stamford Bridge, according to MailOnline.
And, with the new ownership group keen to bolster the Blues’ arsenal, The Telegraph reports that, after taking player sales into account, Thomas Tuchel will have £200m at his disposal to strengthen his squad. Meanwhile, Tottenham have been given a huge boost ahead of the next transfer window.
So, with each of London’s top teams looking to spend big this summer, Parimatch outlines what the 2022/23 Premier League odds look like as of May 30.
Premier League Winner 2022/23:
- Manchester City 4/6
- Liverpool 2/1
- Chelsea 16/1
- Tottenham 20/1
- Manchester United 25/1
- Arsenal 40/1
- Newcastle United 66/1
- West Ham 125/1
- Leicester 125/1
2022/23 Premier League top four results:
- Manchester City 1/66
- Liverpool 1/12
- Chelsea 8/11
- Tottenham 11/10
- Manchester United 6/5
- Arsenal 2/1
- Newcastle United 8/1
- West Ham 12/1
- Leicester 12/1
2022/23 Premier League Golden Boot Winner:
- Mohamed Salah 4/1
- Erling Haaland 5/1
- Harry Kane 6/1
- Son Heung Min 10/1
- cristiano ronaldo 10/1
- Diogo Jota 16/1
- Romelu Lukaku 16/1
- Gabriel Jesus 1/20
2022/23 Premier League top six results:
- Manchester City 1/500
- Liverpool 1/50
- Chelsea 1/8
- Tottenham 1/3
- Manchester United 2/5
- Arsenal 4/7
- Newcastle 5/2
- West Ham 7/2
- Leicester 7/2
Odds are correct at time of writing. You can find the full range of outright Premier League markets here:
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