Who has made Troy’s Premier League team of the week?

Key Match Insights

After each round of Premier League matches this season, renowned football analyst Troy Deeney shares his selections for the week’s best players and manager. Below are the standout choices from this week. We’d love to hear your opinions—feel free to share your thoughts in the comments section.

Team of the Week Selections

Goalkeeper

Aaron Ramsdale (Newcastle)
Ramsdale played a vital role in Newcastle’s victory against Chelsea. His impressive saves and ability to distribute the ball effectively from the back proved crucial.

Defenders

Dominik Szoboszlai (Liverpool)
Despite Liverpool not getting the desired result, Szoboszlai showcased exceptional skill with a remarkable free-kick. Playing at right-back, he seemed like a natural in that position, contributing significantly in both defense and attack.

William Saliba (Arsenal)
Saliba continues to impress as a composed and invaluable presence in defense, always in the right position to thwart opposition chances.

Konstantinos Mavropanos (West Ham)
Mavropanos delivered a formidable performance against Manchester City, displaying bravery by blocking powerful shots and scoring his team’s only goal of the match.

Jaka Bijol (Leeds)
Even when Leeds were reduced to ten men, Bijol stood out by managing defensive duties diligently and exhibiting leadership on the pitch.

Midfielders

Joe Willock (Newcastle)
This match marked a notable improvement for Willock as he took on some of the league’s most expensive talents. His energetic display and keen playmaking earned him praise, particularly for setting up Gordon’s goal.

James Milner (Brighton)
Milner demonstrated his extensive experience and tactical awareness, making significant contributions even at the age of 40, lasting the full 90 minutes without losing his edge.

Bruno Fernandes (Manchester United)
Fernandes continues to shine, achieving the remarkable feat of surpassing David Beckham’s record for assists in a single Premier League season, showcasing his impact on the pitch.

Forwards

Anthony Gordon (Newcastle)
Gordon maintained his goal-scoring form with a pacey and powerful performance, making him a critical asset for the team amidst an otherwise quiet week for strikers.

Rio Ngumoha (Liverpool)
Ngumoha’s direct approach and ability to threaten the opposition contributed significantly to Liverpool’s attack, demonstrating smart decision-making throughout the match.

Max Dowman (Arsenal)
While it may be premature to label him a game-changer, Dowman’s performance hinted at exciting potential. With assertive play, he approached a potential goal with calmness and skill, making a notable impact in the match.

Manager of the Week

Eddie Howe (Newcastle)
Following a demanding midweek match against Barcelona, Howe ensured his players remained focused on the Premier League. The result against Chelsea keeps Newcastle’s European ambitions alive and demonstrates his effective rotation of the squad.

What are your thoughts?
Do you agree with Troy Deeney’s picks? Who would you include in your Team of the Week? Share your insights in the comments below!