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The Premier League title race for the 2022/23 season is threatening to be even closer this year than the final day drama from last season.

Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City side eventually came out on top, but Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool side have added quality to their side after coming up just short last campaign, while Chelsea will have been boosted by the return of Ben Chilwell and their new signings.

Tottenham are also an outside shot for the title, with serial winner Antonio Conte now at the helm in north London and having overseen a summer of strong spending that has filled in plenty of gaps in their squad.

Here 101 Great Goals looks at Premier League title odds for the 2022/23 season and whether the title will be returning to Manchester City or whether another side can end their monopoly on the English top flight.

Manchester City begin as favourites

Manchester City’s title win and subsequent additions this summer has seen them begin the campaign as odds-on favourites to retain their title come May 2023, with Bet365 offering odds of 1/2 for them to do so.

Guardiola’s men have added Julian Alvarez, Kalvin Phillips and Erling Haaland to a squad that already boasts a host of star names, with a new left-back also thought to be on their radar this summer.

It remains to be seen just how much the departures of Raheem Sterling, Gabriel Jesus and Oleksandr Zinchenko will affect the Cityzens over the course of the current campaign, but for now, they are strong favourites ahead of the season’s start.

Liverpool set for another runners up campaign?

Liverpool are once more second-favourites for the title, with odds of 3/1 to lift their second-ever Premier League trophy.

Jurgen Klopp’s side won the domestic double last season, and ended the campaign in brilliant form, with their only defeats in the calender year coming in the Champions League final against Real Madrid on a controversial night in Paris, and in a second leg to Inter Milan during a tie that they won on aggregate.

This summer, they have added exciting attacker Darwin Nunez - who scored and assisted on his league debut, as well as youth options Calvin Ramsay and Fabio Carvalho, both of whom could become important squad options across the season.

However, they lost talismanic figure Sadio Mane, who left for Bayern Munich, leaving big shoes for Nunez and co to fill in the process. Whether or not he can fill those boots will go a long way to deciding as to whether Liverpool can go one better this season, but he has made a good start so far.

Chelsea back on the map

Chelsea ended the season in a distant third place in the top flight amid a campaign marred by controversy off the pitch, injury and ownership issues.

This season, however, could be different. Todd Boehly and co. are seemingly eager to make a big statement this summer, having already signed Raheem Sterling, Kalidou Koulibbaly and Marc Cucurella as first-team options.

Tottenham dark horses?

Finally, Tottenham’s transfer business under Antonio Conte has brought them into the reckoning as potential dark horses for the title this season, with six signings and counting this summer adding to their two January additions.

That activity, combined with a strong start to 2022/23 under their serial winner of a manager, means that they must be considered from the beginning as potential title winners. After all, Conte doesn’t do seasons by half measures.

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