Who has been selected for Troy’s Premier League Team of the Week?

After each round of Premier League fixtures this season, football expert Troy Deeney shares his picks for the standout players and manager of the week. Below are this week’s selections. Do you agree with his choices? Share your views in the comments section at the end of this article.

This Week’s Selections

Goalkeeper

Jordan Pickford (Everton)
Pickford made a crucial save to deny Enzo Fernandez during Everton’s 3-0 triumph against Chelsea. After a challenging outing against Arsenal the previous week, his performance showcased his vital role for both club and likely England’s upcoming World Cup campaign.

Defenders

Neco Williams (Nottingham Forest)
In a pivotal match against Tottenham, Williams significantly contributed with two assists, playing a key role in his team’s important victory in their fight against relegation.

Matty Cash (Aston Villa)
Cash held the defense together fiercely as West Ham posed minimal threats. His consistent performance allowed Villa to operate effectively both defensively and in attack.

James Tarkowski (Everton)
Tarkowski’s seasoned play was evident as he effectively managed Everton’s defense during the Chelsea game, demonstrating calmness and strength when needed.

Midfielders

Chris Rigg (Sunderland)
In a memorable Tyne-Wear derby against Newcastle, Rigg performed reliably, contributing solidly throughout the match without standout moments but showcasing his dependable skill set.

James Garner (Everton)
Garner continued his momentum after receiving an England squad call-up, assisting Beto for the opening goal and displaying his energetic, impactful style of play.

John McGinn (Aston Villa)
As captain, McGinn has been instrumental in Villa’s recent successes, providing leadership and skill that are essential for the team’s ambitions of finishing high in the league.

Harry Wilson (Fulham)
With another decisive goal, Wilson’s scoring ability remains vital for Fulham. His future with the club is uncertain, and retaining him is essential for maintaining the squad’s offensive capabilities.

Bruno Fernandes (Manchester United)
Regularly featuring in the team of the week, Fernandes scored once again and played a role in an own goal by James Hill, highlighting his persistent importance to United despite the team’s average overall performance.

Forwards

Beto (Everton)
Beto is currently emerging as a potential solution to Everton’s scoring problems, showing improvement under manager David Moyes after a lackluster start to the season.

Danny Welbeck (Brighton)
Despite being passed over for the England squad, Welbeck’s double against Liverpool showcased his ability to deliver when needed, pushing his tally to a commendable 12 goals for the season.

Manager

David Moyes (Everton)
Moyes executed a well-thought-out game plan against Chelsea, leading to a significant victory that showcased his team’s strength and determination.

Do you align with Troy’s picks? What would your Team of the Week look like? Let us know in the comments!