It will be exciting at the top and bottom of the PL, as Liverpool, Arsenal, and Manchester City battle to win it all, as Spurs and Villa battle for fourth place and a guaranteed sot in the Champions League. As Manchester United, West Ham, and Newcastle fight for spots in the UEFA Extras Conference. Also, at the bottom, as Everton, Nottingham Forest, Luton, JJ Watt's Burnley, and Sheffield United fight to avoid relegation.
And as Chelsea, Brighton, Bournemouth, and Fulham try to understand who they are and where they are going. Roberto De Zerbi demands a meeting with Brighton's ownership that will decide if he looks for another job. Chelsea fans want to ditch manager Mauricio Pochettino, who says his roster is off-balance. Meanwhile, the owner, Tod Boehly has appointed "co-directors of football". Yes, two of them as the soccer equivalant of general manager, something I've never seen in almost seventy years of professional sports. Boehly, by the way, is part owner of the Dodgers, which does NOT have Andrew Friedman and somebody else as co-presidents of baseball operations.
Several teams have banged against Profitability and Sustainability rules, which could force them to sell good players on the cheap, just as soon as the season ends.
Oh, and Dan Snyder has moved to London with $6.1 billion profits to sustain him. Could Little Danny buy a club with some of that?
