Comprehensive Premier League Betting Advice and Odds for the 24/25 Season

VBET’s top football traders are breaking down key players and analyzing the odds for the Premier League champion this season market:

Man City – 6/4

Anyone boldly claiming City won't triumph in the Premier League might just be trying to stir the pot.

Let’s be clear, Pep’s team is still the one everyone aims to surpass. Yet, there are a few intriguing questions looming this season.

A significant one is about the manager, who looks set to part ways with Etihad by the season's close. Could this add a layer of uncertainty as the Premier League hits its crucial juncture?

Additionally, some say City didn’t consistently dazzle last season. They clinched the title, but perhaps they're slowly shedding their image of invincibility.

Can they reignite Erling Haaland’s top form post his struggling season finale?

These questions are sure to be addressed, but they do leave the door slightly ajar for other contenders.

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Arsenal – 19/10

Is this the turning point for Mikel Arteta? After two great seasons ending in heartbreaks, confidence is rising that Arsenal might finally reclaim their glory.

If they hadn't hit a scoring drought in the autumn, they might’ve topped the league standings. They were among the best teams globally throughout the year and it’s hard to see that momentum fading over the summer break.

Their squad is remarkable, fit, resilient, and eager. They’ve boosted their defense by adding Italy’s standout defender, Riccardo Calafiori.

This may be Arsenal’s best shot at a Premier League title in years.

Liverpool – 7/1

Anfield is experiencing unusual times. Change is inevitable, but many Liverpool fans are still adjusting to Jurgen Klopp’s exit.

Klopp's footprint on the club is undeniably solid, but how will they fare without their iconic German leader?

Esteemed Dutch manager Arne Slot takes the mantle at Anfield, fueled by the continued presence of stars like Mo Salah and Virgil van Dijk.

This season might lean towards steady growth over flashy results, requiring patience from fans. They remain contenders but might fall just short.

Chelsea – 25/1

Chelsea can be seen as a mixed bag among Premier League competitors. They’ve often been in title contention, but recent years have seen a dip.

Their decision to part with Mauricio Pochettino made little sense, just as Chelsea seemed to be finding their balance.

Enzo Maresca is a capable manager, but his focus on maintaining ball possession may not appeal to all. Yet, their recruitment aligns with his vision.

They could perform well this season, but there's also the risk of a significant downturn.

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Man Utd – 25/1

What’s the outlook for United this season? Arguably, expectations aren’t high. Their position above Spurs and Newcastle in the standings is puzzling after last season's difficulties.

Winning the FA Cup gave fans something to celebrate, but Erik ten Hag's future remains a hot discussion topic.

They’ve endured injuries, but their squad still lacks cohesion, despite the arrival of talented center-back Leny Yoro.

A sluggish start could spark unrest at Old Trafford, potentially leading to leadership changes.

Spurs – 33/1

Emery may have been hailed as Manager of the Season, but in terms of popularity, there was one standout.

Apart from Arsenal enthusiasts, who doesn’t admire Big Ange? Even during tough phases, Spurs fans rekindled their deep appreciation for the Australian. Postecoglou will stay true to his style, supported by the addition of top-tier defender Archie Gray.

But, similar to last season, Tottenham might struggle by not adapting strategically—particularly when practicality is essential. They promise to entertain, but the Premier League win might elude them.

Newcastle – 40/1

The Toon Army once seemed poised as real title challengers post-Saudi takeover, yet last season they fell short, finishing seventh due to inconsistent form.

Eddie Howe was hit hard by injuries and key player suspensions throughout the season.

With marquee players fit and staying put, Newcastle is poised for improvement—even though a title win is unlikely.

Aston Villa – 66/1

Unai Emery’s remarkable work with Villa last season was nothing short of miraculous. The former Arsenal lead guided his team to a stunning fourth-place finish.

It was no surprise to see him honored as the Premier League Manager of the Season. They’ve made strategic summer signings like Amadou Anana and Ian Maatsen to strengthen their defense.

Nonetheless, they’re not yet Premier League-winning material and could find the burden of Champions League football challenging.

The Verdict:

After two close calls, Arsenal can seize the opportunity to outmaneuver Man City. These two Premier League giants will likely battle it out, but Arteta's driven squad is the intriguing option.

*Odds correct at time of publication

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