Troy’s Premier League Team of the Week: Key Selections

Weekly Highlights from Troy Deeney

In the aftermath of each Premier League match round this season, former player and current football analyst Troy Deeney presents his top picks for the week, including his choice for team and manager. Below are this week’s selections. Do you agree with his choices? Share your thoughts in the comments section below!

Standout Players of the Week

Goalkeeper

Gianluigi Donnarumma (Manchester City):
The highly-rated keeper continued to live up to expectations with a stunning save from Bryan Mbeumo, showcasing his world-class abilities. His reassurance at the back brings confidence to the City squad, allowing them to push forward with more assurance.

Defenders

Jurrien Timber (Arsenal):
Returning from injury, Timber played a crucial role in maintaining Arsenal’s clean sheet against Nottingham Forest with an impressive defensive display.

Nordi Mukiele (Sunderland):
Mukiele’s dominant performance contributed to his team’s solid defensive effort, showcasing leadership and energy that revitalized his teammates.

Cristian Romero (Tottenham):
Against West Ham, Romero exemplified leadership, showcasing a commanding display that uplifted his teammates and set high standards on the pitch.

Tyrone Mings (Aston Villa):
Despite a shaky start, Mings found his footing and played a pivotal role in ensuring a goalless draw against Everton, effectively neutralizing their attacking threats.

Midfielders

Moises Caicedo (Chelsea):
Caicedo’s remarkable strike against Brentford further solidified his reputation as one of Chelsea’s most consistent performers, consistently raising the team’s performance level.

Pape Matar Sarr (Tottenham):
Under new management, Sarr appears to have developed considerably, demonstrating both energy and an adventurous spirit throughout the match.

Martin Zubimendi (Arsenal):
Zubimendi’s goal against Nottingham Forest was a testament to his skill, as he executed a brilliant header and orchestrated play, fulfilling the role Arsenal envisioned for him.

Forwards

Kevin Schade (Brentford):
Schade’s relentless efforts culminated in a goal, proving vital for Brentford as he kept the Chelsea defense under constant pressure.

Phil Foden (Manchester City):
Foden wasn’t just a participant in the Manchester derby; he took control of the game, dispelling doubts that surrounded his consistency over the past year.

Erling Haaland (Manchester City):
Haaland’s remarkable statistics showcased his striking prowess, where even a few touches resulted in two goals and a shot hitting the post. He remains one of the deadliest scorers in football.

Manager of the Week

Thomas Frank (Tottenham):
Frank has managed to create a harmonious environment, leading Spurs to a strong start with only one defeat. He effectively utilizes his squad and maintains high expectations from his players, even demanding more as the game concludes.

Share Your Thoughts!

Do you think Troy’s selections are accurate? Who would you include in your Team of the Week? Join the conversation in the comments below!