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Premier League 2026/27 Preview: Tips, Predictions & Best Bets The wait is over. The Premier League is back, bringing another nine months of title races, relegation battles, Golden Boot chases and surprise packages. Arsenal begin their defence as reigning champions, but there are questions everywhere you look. Can the Gunners go back-to-back? Will Manchester United's late-season revival carry into the new campaign? Can the promoted sides survive the Premier League test? And, as ever, who will find the net often enough to claim the Golden Boot? With a new season comes a fresh set of opportunities. Here are our tips for the 2026/27 Premier League campaign. Back To Back? Could Arsenal become champions in consecutive seasons? The Gunners have continuity on their side while Manchester City and Liverpool embark on new eras under Enzo Maresca and Andoni Iraola respectively. Mikel Arteta's side have also strengthened with the additions of Christian Tzolis and Bruno Guimaraes, giving an already established squad even more quality. Arsenal waited 22 years between their previous two league titles. Like London buses, could two now come along at once? Tip: Arsenal to win the Premier League at 2.55 A Golden Glove fourpeat? David Raya has dominated the Golden Glove award across the last three seasons, and there is little reason to expect that run to end. The Arsenal goalkeeper has an imposing defence in front of him, with Gabriel, William Saliba, Riccardo Calafiori, Jurrien Timber, Cristhian Mosquera and Piero Hincapie among the options protecting his goal. If Arsenal are once again challenging at the summit, Raya should have every opportunity to make it four Golden Gloves in a row. Tip: David Raya to win the Golden Glove at 2.10 A New Assist King In Town? One of the more eye-catching prices on the board belongs to Arsenal's new winger, Christian Tzolis. Tzolis arrives after recording an incredible 29 assists for Club Brugge last season, while his early Arsenal form has already caught the eye. The Greek has produced one goal and four assists during pre-season, suggesting his creative influence could translate quickly to the Premier League. With Arsenal expected to dominate possession and create plenty of chances, Tzolis could be a serious contender for the assist charts. Tip: Christian Tzolis to record the most assists at 26.00 Survival of the Fittest Survival could be a huge ask for Ipswich, Coventry and Hull. Ipswich suffered relegation immediately after returning to the Premier League in 2024/25, collecting just 22 points. Coventry have not played in the top flight since 2000/01, while Hull's last Premier League campaign came in 2016/17. All three have invested heavily, but whether those additions are enough to close the gap remains the question. Compared with Sunderland's recruitment before their own return to the Premier League, the promoted trio have not had the same kind of eye-catching window and could struggle. Tip: All three promoted sides to be relegated at 4.35 Yo-Yo Ipswich's 22-point haul in 2024/25 highlights just how difficult their return to the Premier League proved to be. Can they make the necessary improvement this time around? A jump from 22 to 33 points would require a significant turnaround, and with the Tractor Boys once again facing the challenge of competing with the Premier League's established sides, another low points tally could be on the cards. Tip: Ipswich to win fewer than 33 points at 2.10 Sharpshooters When it comes to the Golden Boot, it is difficult to look beyond Erling Haaland. The Manchester City striker has finished as the Premier League's top scorer in three of his four seasons in England and has never scored fewer than 22 league goals in a campaign. With Alexander Isak's start to life at Liverpool disrupted by injury, the Swede’s odds of 10.20 might be worth avoiding. Haaland's closest challengers could be Igor Thiago at 14.10 and Joao Pedro at 15.80, but the Norwegian remains the obvious man to beat. Tip: Erling Haaland to be top scorer at 1.73 Time To Take Centre Stage Evanilson could become Bournemouth's main attacking threat this season. With Kroupi Jr expected to be sidelined until November through injury, the Brazilian should have an increased role leading the Cherries' attack. He has already scored 18 goals across his first two seasons at Bournemouth and could now take on even greater responsibility. Two goals and two assists during pre-season suggest Evanilson is ready to become a central figure in new boss Marco Rose's attack. Tip: Evanilson to be Bournemouth's top scorer at 4.30 Top of the Tree Manchester United finished the previous campaign in serious form, and that momentum could carry into the new season. Since Michael Carrick took charge in January, no Premier League side has won more games or scored more goals than United, with 12 victories and 33 goals during that period. With further additions including Youri Tielemans and Andrey Santos, United could be a very different proposition this season. If Carrick can maintain that winning momentum, a place at the top of the table by Christmas could be within reach. Tip: Manchester United to be top by Christmas at 5.50 Ready to make your calls? The Premier League is back, and another season of twists, turns and title drama awaits. From Arsenal's bid to go back-to-back and Haaland's Golden Boot chase to the battle for survival and United's push to return to the summit, there are plenty of storylines to follow from the opening weekend to the final whistle. Check out our latest Premier League odds at Gamdom Sportsbook and get your bets in for the 2026/27 season.