The Premier League Outright Title Winner, Top Four and Relegation odds for the upcoming 2026/27 season has been revealed.
Preparations for the new campaign are well underway, just weeks to go until it begins, clubs have moved on from released and retained lists, and the transfer window is open, looking at which areas of the squad needs strengthening.
We can also expect plenty of changes this summer, having already seen a number of managers saying farewell and looking for new ventures.
The 2025/26 Premier League season saw Mikel Arteta guide Arsenal to their first the Premier League title since 2004.
It came after a season-long battle with Manchester City, who have now seen Pep Guardiola leave after after 10 years at the club.
Defending champions Liverpool had a season to forget, their form from the 2024/25 season dropped away and ended up finishing 5th place, while Michael Carrick impressed while at the helm at Manchester United, a 3rd place finish for the first time since the 2023/24 season.
We also saw the battles for European qualification and Premier League survival both go down to the final day. Take a look at the season review below…
Winner 2026/27 – Sky Bet – 10th August
Arsenal – 6/4
Man City – 11/4
Liverpool – 11/2
Man Utd – 7/1
Chelsea – 8/1
Tottenham – 20/1
Aston Villa – 33/1
Brighton – 150/1
Newcastle – 150/1
Bournemouth – 200/1
Everton – 250/1
Brentford – 250/1
Sunderland – 500/1
Leeds – 500/1
Fulham – 500/1
Nottingham Forest – 500/1
Crystal Palace – 500/1
Ipswich – 1000/1
Coventry – 1000/1
Hull – 1000/1
Top 4 Finish 2026/27 – Sky Bet – 10th August<
Arsenal – 1/14
Man City – 1/4
Liverpool – 2/5
Man Utd – 8/15
Chelsea – 10/11
Tottenham – 3/1
Aston Villa – 4/1
Brighton – 12/1
Newcastle – 14/1
Bournemouth – 20/1
Everton – 20/1
Brentford – 25/1
Leeds – 28/1
Nottingham Forest – 28/1
Fulham – 33/1
Crystal Palace – 33/1
Sunderland – 40/1
Coventry – 80/1
Ipswich – 80/1
Hull – 100/1
Relegation 2026/27 – Sky Bet – 10th August
Hull – 1/5
Coventry – 4/7
Ipswich – 8/13
Sunderland – 11/4
Leeds – 11/2
Fulham – 11/2
Crystal Palace – 6/1
Brentford – 8/1
Man City – 8/1
Nottingham Forest – 8/1
Bournemouth – 9/1
Everton – 9/1
Newcastle – 10/1
Brighton – 22/1
Tottenham – 40/1
Aston Villa – 50/1
Chelsea – 50/1
Liverpool – 150/1
Man Utd – 150/1
Arsenal – 150/1
DATES:
15 June – Premier League transfer window opens
19 June – 10am – Premier League fixtures released
Early July – Players return to training
Late July – Premier League clubs begin pre-season fixtures
12 August – UEFA Super Cup
16 August – FA Community Shield
20 August – UEFA Conference League playoff round
22 August – Premier League season begins
27 August – UEFA Champions League league phase draw
28 August – UEFA Europa League league phase draw
1 September – Premier League transfer window closes
Here’s what fans now that the Premier League Outright Title Winner, Top Four and Relegation odds for the 2026/27 season are revealed…
@T0mSK1nn3r: Spurs ruining it. 🤮 Can’t wait for them to finally drop. It is coming. Believe me.
@ccfcfan: No Doubt looking at these teams next season will be tough, forget what Sunderland did. We’ve just got to stay up and achieve a 2nd season of PL football which is doable #pusb
@Sturg_23: Now next season Forest, Ipswich, and Fulham go down and bring back Blackburn, QPR, and Swansea and we are reaching prime Barclays
@_WM_02: No reason we can’t win this #safc
@irishwolf99: Arsenal will obviously be there-thereabouts. But do they have the stamina to do it all over again? City will have a large fall-off post-Pep. Chelsea are a car crash and Liverpool’s stubbornness in keeping the wholly inadequate Slot will cost them. Carrick in managerial infancy
@emsamrose: Seen lots of comments about ‘Coventry coming straight down’ and yeah, we might, but it’s going to be a great adventure, visiting new grounds and having new experiences and I can’t wait. #pusb
@Jw_Av04: Not even joking Spurs should be worried. The teams that have come up genuinely all have good owners and and okay manager where they could cause problems. All it takes is a bad start of the season for spurs and they’ll be back in the same situation
@lfc1357988: The three teams that came up will go back down, Ipswich hull Coventry
@NelsonMG27: Hull City, Coventry City and Nottingham Forest going down.
@LFC_Wynn:
26/27 Premier League early prediction
1 Arsenal
2 Liverpool
3 Man City
4 Aston Villa
5 Man Utd
6 Chelsea
7 Brighton
8 Newcastle
9 Nottingham
10 Leeds
11 Spurs
12 Bournemouth
13 Sunderland
14 Fulham
15 Brentford
16 Everton
17 Conventry
18 Crystal Palace
19 Ipswich
20 Hull
@VxbinKey:
PREMIER LEAGUE PREDICTIONS 26/27!
1. Man Utd
2. Arsenal
3. Man City
4. Aston Villa
5. Liverpool
6. Chelsea
7. Sunderland
8. Brighton
9. Newcastle
10. Brentford
11. Bmouth
12. Crystal Palace
13. Leeds
14. Everton
15. Fulham
16. NFO
17. Coventy
18. Spurs
19. Hull
20. Ipswich
nrush.08: My delusion tells me Hull, Ipswich and Spurs go down next season 😂
sufcadem_: Spurs will go down this time
zapper400: I think Coventry will be the only promoted club to stay up. I think Crystal Palace will be relegated with ipswich and hull
official_razzaq_16: Next Season Table. 1. MAN UTD 2. ARSENAL. 3.LIVERPOOL 4.CITY 5. BOURNEMOUTH. 6. CHELSEA 7. VILLA 8. EVERTON. 9. BRENTFORD. 10. SUNDERLAND. 11. BRIGHTON. 12. FULHAM. 13. NEWCASTLE. 14. LEEDS. 15. CRYSTAL PALACE. 16. FOREST. 17. COVENTRY 18. HULL. 19. IPSWICH TOWN. 20 SPURSY
Zoe Orwin: All those with the negative comments about Hull City. Honestly, this is not our first rodeo in the Premier League. We’ve been up and down and up again. We’re under no illusion. But we are there, the teams we beat in the playoffs etc are not. So please pipe down. Take a break from the negativity. Let us have our moment of joy and happiness. #hcafc
Kel Rogers: Hull , Ipswich and Sunderland for the drop next season
Liam Lister: We’re going to need a strong transfer window! #hcafc
Janet Margaret: It’s a bonus to be in the PL. if we survive 2026/27, then I’m be more proud of Hull City – fantastic manager Sergei and lovely family man Acun, one family-one dream 🧡🐯⚽️ #hcafc
Appleton Zachary Steven: I’m still finding it hard to believe to be honest. I know we’ve done it before, but not battling against a transfer embargo etc. I love this set of lads but compare it to a couple of the other squads we had in terms of quality. We’re there on merit though. 🥳🐅👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 #hcafc
