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#1 Manchester City
Players In: Angelino, Rodri, Joao Cancelo, Scott Carson.
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Players Out: Vincent Kompany, Tom Dele-Bashiru, Aaron Nemane, Fabian Delph, Taylor Richards, Douglas Luiz, Danilo, Brandon Barker, Eliaquim Mangala, Colin Rosler.
Unlike Liverpool, Manchester City have added to their already incredibly strong side and somehow managed to strengthen it even further. Their subs bench tends to feature players who would walk into virtually any other side in the Prem, which just illustrates how much depth and power they have.
They've dominated the league for the past two seasons, and although Liverpool came close to clinching the title last season, ultimately their 97 points weren't enough, which speaks volumes about the quality Man City have.
Pep Guardiola is arguably the best manager in the league, and possibly even the world, right now, so for as long as City have him at the helm, they can expect to flourish.
