Ange Postecoglou back to blight an old foe, a high stakes Manchester derby - and Alexander Isak's Liverpool debut: SEVEN THINGS we're looking forward to as the Premier League returns
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The Premier League return features seven key points to watch in the 2025-2026 season. First, Manchester United has invested heavily in attack, with over £200m spent to strengthen its offensive options, signaling a strong push for the title. Second, Liverpool, the reigning champions, are observed to have potential weaknesses despite their status, as attempts to reinforce their squad continue. Third, new Premier League rules have been introduced this season that may affect gameplay and club strategies.
Fourth, there is considerable attention on certain standout players who are expected to shape the campaign and attract widespread discussion among fans and analysts. Fifth, the transfer market activity remains intense, with big-money moves and club adjustments under way, influencing team dynamics and prospects. Sixth, the league’s broadcasting landscape shows changes, including BBC retaining the highlights package and ongoing discussions about TV rights, reflecting the evolving commercial framework of the competition.
Seventh and finally, the season's curtain-raiser, the Community Shield, indicated that despite early setbacks, such as Liverpool surrendering leads against Crystal Palace, the defending champions remain favorites to retain the title under new management. Clubs like Chelsea have also spent significantly, notably around €324 million on new players, aiming to challenge the top teams. These developments suggest an exciting and competitive season ahead across England's top-flight football league.
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