Keep in mind this will probably be the past season for Guardiola at Manchester City, especially if they will have a penalty in points.
For the bookmakers there are only 2 competitors for the final win at the moment.
We only have Manchester City and Arsenal in second spot.
Liverpool is the 3rd best candidate but it is not very close in odds.
Chelase and Spurs and Newcastle at the moment are very far away on getting good odds, and I'm not talking about Manchester United that is in Aston Villa range for the win.
Same story for the top scorer of the league.
According to the odds Erling Haaland has basically already won, with a small chance for Salah.
I love how you understand the standing of things in the EPL. The only area I want to point out is concluding that Manchester City will win the league because I feel Arsenal have a better chance at that than them. Haaland may be in his best form but to me, he is more of one man squad whereas Arsenal have a more competitive team that players with team work. If Arsenal misses the league this season, I'm afraid it will be very disappointing for their supporters.
Man City's a monster. Haaland's banging in hat-tricks like it's nothing – two in the last two games, are you kidding me? That's insane
But Arsenal's no pushover. Sure, they choked last season, but they were top of the table for ages. That takes some doing. It's not just about star power. It's about the team. Arsenal's young guns are hungry. Saka, Martinelli, Kai Havertz - these guys are the future. If they can keep their heads and play as a unit, they've got a shot
Arsenal's problem has always been the mental side. They crumble under pressure. If Arteta can fix that, they can beat anyone. Remember, football's not just about individuals. It's about the collective. A well-oiled machine can beat a one-man show, even if that one man is Haaland. Arsenal needs to stay focused, keep their nerve, and play their game. If they do that, they might just shock the world