Premier League 23/24 Predictions

What have been the biggest summer transfers so far?

We can start by taking a look at some of the biggest summer transfers so far. One of the biggest transfers to hit the headlines was that of Kai Havertz. The former Chelsea player moved to London rivals Arsenal for a reported fee of £65 million.

Other transfers that also recently occurred were the following:

• Arsenal’s Granit Xhaka to Bayer Leverkusen for £21.4 million
• Leicester City’s Youri Tielemens to Aston Villa – FREE
• Ashley Young – released by Aston Villa
• Bournemouth’s Hamed Traore to Sassuolo for £20 million
• Brentford signed Nathan Collins from Wolves for £23 million
• Brighton signed Liverpool’s James Milner for free and sold Alexis Mac Allister to Liverpool for £35 million
• Chelsea signed Nicolas Jackson from Villareal for £30.1 million, Christopher Nkunku from RB Leipzig for £52 million, and sold Mason Mount to Manchester United for £60 million. Chelsea’s Mateo Kovacic went to Manchester City for £30 million. Ruben Loftus-Cheek went to AC Milan for £17.18 million, and Cesar Azpilicueta went to Atletico Madrid for free. They also released Kalidou Koulibaly, Edouard Mendy, and N’Golo Kante
• Liverpool signed Dominik Szoboslai from RB Leipzig for £60 million and released several players, including Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Roberto Firmino, BNaby Keita, and others
• Manchester City released Ilkay Gundongan and Benjamin Mendy
• Newcastle signed Sandro Tonali from AC Milan for £55 million and released several players, including Chris Wood, Matty Longstaff, and Ciaran Clark
• Tottenham Hotspur signed James Maddison for £40 million and released Lucas Moura and Harry Winks
• Wolves sold Conor Coady to Leicester for £7.5 million, Nathan Collins to Brentford for £23 million, and Ruben Neves to Al Hilal for £47 million, and released Diego Costa

There were also many other signings/transfers and players being released. The ones mentioned above are just some of the most talked-about. There will also no doubt continue to be some big money moves over the coming weeks.

Predictions for who might win the 2023/24 Premier League

Although it’s still far too early to tell, to get a much better understanding of which team might win the 2023/23 Premier League, one of the best things to do would be to turn to the official 10CRIC Sports betting website to find out what kind of odds they are currently offering.

As well as pre-match and outright winner betting services, they also have football premier league live betting services as each match unfolds. At the time of writing, treble-winning side and current reigning champions Manchester City are the odds-on favourites to win the league again next year.

In the decimal odds format, they are priced at 1.80 to win (4/5 in fractional odds and -125 in American/moneyline odds). 1.80 also means Manchester City have a 55.60% implied probability rate of winning the 2023/24 Premier League.

You then have Arsenal at 7.00 (6/1, or +600) with a 14.30% implied probability rate, Liverpool at 10.00 (9/1, or +900) with a 10.00% chance of winning, and Manchester United at 15.00 (14/1, or +1,400) with only a 6.70% chance of winning.

Do we know any fixtures yet?

Yes. The opening game of the new season is scheduled for 20:00 GMT on Friday, August 11th. Burnley take on champions Manchester City at home at Turf Moor.

The following day, August 12th, Arsenal play Nottingham Forest, Sheffield United play Crystal Palace, Everton play Fulham, Brighton play Luton Town, Bournemouth play West Ham, and Newcastle United play Aston Villa.

You then have Brentford against Tottenham Hotspur and Chelsea against Liverpool on August 13th, and the only two teams left to play their opening game of the season are Manchester United and Wolves, who play against each other at Old Trafford on August 14th.

Other Premier League predictions

Arsenal are looking like they will be the best London side by the end of the season, and Erling Haaland is likely to be the league’s top goalscorer, ahead of Harry Kane, Mohamed Salah, Marcus Rashford, and Darwin Nunez.

Are there any new Premier League rule changes?

Yes. In fact, there are several new rule changes, mainly pertaining to goal celebrations, offside, goalkeepers, and unsporting behaviour. Let’s take a quick look.

Unsporting behaviour – If the match officials believe a player who just brought down an opponent in the penalty box, denying a goalscoring opportunity in a deliberate attempt to get the ball, he will avoid being shown a straight red card. The ref must be certain the player made a deliberate attempt to get the ball, not the player.

Offside – VAR’s role will remain unchanged and will still be used to determine whether a player is offside. However, a new rule that was brought in and used last season is finally being written down in the official laws of the game for this season.

It states that a player who is blatantly in an offside position should not become onside each time an opponent moves and touches the ball.

Goal celebrations – time will be added to the game to compensate for the amount of time lost when players/teams celebrate goals. It’s basically a major clamp down on time-wasting.

Goalkeepers – Goalkeepers this season will no longer be able to try and distract the player taking the penalty. They basically have to just stand there without making any kind of movements, which means no wobbly Bruce Grobbelaar antics, kicking/touching the goalposts or anything else to distract the penalty taker.

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