Premier League 2025/26: Outright Winner Odds

The Premier League roars back into action tomorrow evening, kicking off the 2025/26 campaign with all eyes on the title race. With Liverpool aiming to defend their crown, Arsenal hungry to finally end their wait, and Manchester City looking to reclaim dominance, this season promises another gripping battle at the top. Below, we look at the top five outright favourites to win the Premier League.

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Liverpool (2.70)

Liverpool stand as clear favourites to retain the Premier League crown (2.70) thanks to their dominant 2024/25 title campaign under new manager Arne Slot. Despite losing key figures like Trent Alexander-Arnold and coping with the emotional blow of Diogo Jota’s passing, the Reds have strengthened in the transfer market, signing players like Florian Wirtz, and maintain a formidable squad depth and tactical consistency.

Arsenal (3.40)

Arsenal continue to close in, entering 2025/26 on the back of three consecutive second-place finishes. With smart additions such as Viktor Gyökeres and logical team-building under Mikel Arteta, the Gunners are a compelling value bet. Their defensive solidity and sustained performance improvement make Arsenal a credible threat to Liverpool’s defence.

Manchester City (4.40)

Though Manchester City endured their least successful season in years, finishing trophyless, they remain a dangerous proposition. With elite talents like Erling Haaland and Phil Foden still in the ranks and Pep Guardiola at the helm, City offer excellent value at 4.40.

Chelsea (8.50)

Chelsea come in as an intriguing dark-horse bet for 2025/26. Under the leadership of Enzo Maresca, they’ve already delivered silverware, including a Conference League win and Club World Cup success. The Blues are also boosted by the squad’s improved confidence and resilience.

Manchester United (22.00)

United occupy the long-shot slot this season. Despite carrying heavy odds due to recent underperformance and missing European competition, their summer spending under manager Ruben Amorim signals ambition and investment. The lack of European football and playing one game per week could improve their chances.