No sooner has the curtain fallen on the Premier League season for 2022/23, predictions are already being drafted for the upcoming 2023/24 campaign. The division underwent plenty of change over the year just gone as Manchester City lifted the title for a third-time in a row, but this time were challenged by a resurgent Arsenal.
Manchester Untied fought their way back into the top four and were joined by Newcastle United, who will look to make their mark amongst Europe's elite. Liverpool endured a tough campaign and will be joined by Brighton in the Europa League, while Aston Villa took the final continental space with the Europa Conference League, meaning Tottenham miss out alongside Chelsea after dismal seasons.
The relegation battle went down to the wire, but it was Everton that lived to fight another day, relegating Southampton, Leeds United and Leicester City to the second tier. In their place, Burnley and Sheffield United are welcomed back to the Premier League, while Luton Town will be newcomers to the top flight, featuring in the final season of the first division before it became the new format.
