#4 Bournemouth
Eddie Howe has always been a highly-thought of manager, and rightly so. Once tipped for the England job before Gareth Southgate took it, Howe’s attacking football has taken Bournemouth from League Two to the Premier League.
His attacking football has gained plaudits from many, including Arsene Wenger, whilst it’s bound to be just a matter of time before we see Bournemouth in Europe. At one point, Howe was even linked with replacing Wenger at Arsenal.
Although from a small town on the south coast of England, the Cherries can be regarded as a stable Premier League club now. Ever-improving under Howe, Bournemouth have made some interesting additions this summer, which could propel them further.
Nathan Ake has arrived from Chelsea for a club record fee, whilst the club have also brought in Asmir Begovic – a goalkeeper with Champions League experience. With Callum Wilson returning and Jermain Defoe arriving, Bournemouth could be a force to be reckoned with going forward.