Following champions Liverpool have been installed as early favourites to win the Premier League in 2025-26.
The title defence begins with Liverpool front and centre — Arne Slot’s men are priced at 2.88 to retain their crown, having stormed to the summit by a 10-point margin last term.
There’s been no pause at Anfield. Reinforcements have already arrived, signalling intent. But the same can be said for Manchester City. Installed at 3.25, Pep Guardiola’s side are determined to restore the dominance that delivered four straight titles between 2021 and 2024.
Arsenal, the nearly-men for three consecutive seasons, round out the leading trio at 3.50 — still in the mix, still waiting to strike.
Premier League Outright Odds 2025/26
| Result | Odds |
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| Liverpool |
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| Manchester City |
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| Arsenal |
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| Newcastle United |
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*Odds correct at the time of publication and subject to change.
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Premier League Outright Odds 2025-26: The Big Three Battle
Liverpool ()
The reigning champions top the odds board for a reason. While some have dismissed their 2024-25 triumph due to a lack of serious challengers, Liverpool’s points haul stacks up impressively when set against champions of recent seasons.
Arne Slot didn’t need a revolution to clinch the Reds’ 20th league title in his debut campaign — just a steady hand and belief in what Klopp left behind. Other than the scarcely used Federico Chiesa, his squad remained untouched.
That’s changing. With Giorgi Mamardashvili, Jeremie Frimpong and Florian Wirtz added to the ranks, Liverpool are stepping on the gas. Trent Alexander-Arnold appears to be the only major exit, suggesting this version of Liverpool may be stronger still.
A second straight league title is the goal — but so is a deep Champions League run. Balancing both will test this revamped machine.
Manchester City ()
A meek surrender of their crown saw Manchester City stumble through patches of inconsistency — yet by the end of the season, they were stirring again, climbing back into form and booking an FA Cup final appearance.
January saw emergency repairs, with Abdukodir Khusanov, Nico Gonzalez and Omar Marmoush brought in. Now, with half a season under their belts, the real benefits could begin to show.
City haven’t stopped there. Rayan Ait-Nouri, Tijjani Reijnders and Rayan Cherki have all joined Guardiola’s ranks over the summer.
Currently competing in the Club World Cup, City’s early-season schedule could serve as both a proving ground and a burden — hinting at their title credentials while threatening to sap energy before the Premier League even kicks off.
Arsenal ()
The weight of near-misses is growing heavier in north London. Three straight seasons of falling just short have left Arsenal and Mikel Arteta with one clear mandate: turn promise into silverware.
Not since the FA Cup triumph in 2020 has Arteta lifted a trophy. Patience, while admirable, doesn’t last forever — not in the Premier League.
With City and Liverpool already reinforcing, pressure is now on the Arsenal board to act. No deals have been finalised yet, but Martin Zubimendi from Real Sociedad appears all but signed. A striker, however, remains the priority — and the identity of that frontman could well define Arsenal’s season.
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Beyond the Favourites: Analysing the Outsiders’ Chances
Newcastle United, fresh from lifting the Carabao Cup, are fourth favourites at 17.00 — though much hinges on their ability to cope with the dual demands of domestic and European competition. In 2023-24, they struggled. This time, they must manage Alexander Isak’s future while maintaining squad depth.
Chelsea come next at 21.00. Last winter’s collapse has been tempered by a Europa Conference League triumph and the chance to open the season by claiming the Club World Cup.
Manchester United’s 29.00 price feels more hope than expectation. Matheus Cunha has arrived, and more big-name links suggest change is brewing — but after the chaos of 2024-25, it’ll take more than rumours to believe in a true revival.
Aston Villa have drifted out to 51.00, largely due to inactivity in the transfer window. Those odds may shorten if the club’s ambitious outlook translates into action.
Tottenham Hotspur are also at 51.00, but their summer has been anything but quiet. The Europa League trophy finally ended their long wait for silverware. Now, with Thomas Frank replacing Ange Postecoglou, the Spurs hierarchy are betting on stability — and a serious title tilt.
