The new Premier League season is nearly underway once again in a familiar, yet different, twist to the top division as we know it. The introduction of five substitutions could greatly impact how games play out from here and the inclusion of a winter break for the Qatar 2022 World Cup could change things once domestic action returns.
In the build-up to the return of football, plenty has happened over the summer, from pre-season training and friendlies, to a chaotic transfer window. Some of the busiest clubs in the market have been the large clubs in London, with Chelsea, Arsenal and Tottenham all in need of some new recruits.
The Gunners came flying out the traps with five fresh signings and over £100million spent in adding both quality and depth to the squad for the upcoming challenge. Just like last year, Mikel Arteta's side will be the ones to kick off the action, this time away at Crystal Palace.
