Jurgen Klopp and his red army have been threatening to win the league ever since the German took over. Now, Liverpool finally have their hands on the Premier League trophy.

The Reds blew the competition away this year and thoroughly deserve their crown. Liverpool will be savouring the moment for now and with such depth in their squad can be excited about what lies ahead.

Alisson has been the best goalkeeper in the league this season and is happy in England. African player of the year, Sadio Mane , is the only first-team player that has hinted about leaving the club.

But after this incredible season, you wonder if he might just change his mind and stay. The league was really over before the turn of the year with Manchester City suffering a number of shock defeats.

At the time of writing, Chelsea handed City their eighth league defeat of the season , seven more losses than rivals Liverpool.

In saying that, City are a side bursting with talent. At first glance, those odds seem very tight considering the gap this season.

However, it should be noted that City are currently banned from Europe having broken financial fair play rules. The main focus would, therefore, be on the league.

Guardiola may have to consider that some of his stars will not be willing to stay without European football , and it may be hard to lure new talent.

It will be interesting to see what will happen at Manchester City if their European ban is upheld and if their odds for next season should be so short.

However, t he Blues have lacked a killer touch this season. Despite that, they are pushing for a top-four finish. The signings of Timo Werner and Hakim Ziyech shows that Lampard knows where the weaknesses are within his team.

If he get Chelsea scoring week in, week out then they have a more than decent chance of being title contenders.

At those odds, they could be the team to back in next seasons campaign. Don't let that European exit fool you, City are worthy title favourites - their game is ideally suited to football without fans - as opposition teams are robbed of the adrenalin needed to chase them down.

They also play exactly how they train under Pep Guardiola. Teams have had no answer at times to City's liquid football and attacking threat, and they're only going to get better with new signings Nathan Ake and Feran Torres coming in, and maybe more before October's deadline - all aimed at winning back that Premier League trophy, and in search of that elusive Champions League title.

Liverpool have signed a back-up left-back but nothing else and Jurgen Klopp, who knows he'll be in for a fight, doesn't expect to spend too much in the window.

There's a small squad at Anfield and injuries would really hurt this group, but after scoring points in two seasons there's no reason why they can't go close again.

They know they can do it now so they should again be part of at least a two-horse race. It's whether anyone else can muscle in on that two-horse race that is the big question.

Chelsea and Man Utd are obvious candidates with obvious flaws - Frank Lampard's side are an attacking force that's added even more attacking force with Timo Werner, Hakim ZIyech and Kai Havertz.

Defensively they've got Ben Chilwell as a solid left-back and Thiago Silva breaks experience in the heart of that defence - things are looking good and they've been backed into third favourites as a result.

Man Utd signed Donny van de Beek and are still chasing Jadon Sancho but maybe their attentions would be better focused elsewhere on the pitch.

As the table showed, the rest of the bunch were a million miles away. Tottenham and FA Cup winners Arsenal have shown flashes, but both of their aims next season are merely to close the gap and somehow get back into the top four.

The north London duo wil be hoping that Champions League football works as a distraction for United and Chelsea next season in order to leave the door open to gategrash the top four.

They both have Thursday night football to deal with in the Europa League, but as United showed this year that doesn't have to be so draining if you use your squad correctly.

Leicester may be hardest hit by Europa League football given the size of their squad - which showed as they collapsed down the stretch last season. Two promoted sides Fulham and West Brom are favoured to go right back down again, in what must be the strangest and possibly the toughest season to ever try and establish yourself in the Premier League.

A home crowd can be a huge boost and winning home games has often been key to a team surviving in the top flight. Hats off to Scott Parker for getting Fulham right back into the big time following relegation - something that is always a tough ask - but the odds suggest it'll be an even bigger achievement to keep them up.

Villa stayed up by the skin of their teeth but there's not a great deal of confidence behind them doing much better this season, while Palace catch the eye after their awful run post-lockdown and still the prospect of Wilfried Zaha leaving in this transfer window.

A common thread among the likes of Palace, Newcastle and even Villa and Burnley is their strong home form - again the lack of fans would seriously hamper these teams in particular.

You'll notice Leeds don't appear on the list above, with Marcelo Bielsa's side being backed to make more than a decent go of things in their first Premier League campaign for 16 years.

The top half and top six markets are a little more reflective of Leeds' true standing, and in truth money from excited supporters may even have them shorter than they should be given their squad.

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