Premier League predictions – who will win the title, who will be relegated and who will win Champions League?

Mark Ogden

Telegraph Sport’s football writers deliver their verdicts on the 2015-16 campaign – and have your say on where the prizes will go.

Paul Hayward

1 Manchester United
2 Chelsea
3 Arsenal
4 Manchester City

Betting-wise, Man Utd are the best value at 11-2. They’ve strengthened enough to threaten Chelsea.

Chris Bascombe

1 Chelsea
2 Arsenal
3 Manchester United
4 Manchester City

You can’t bet against Jose Mourinho. United are still in transition with so many new signings and City will continue to be linked with Pep Guardiola. Arsenal will be better.

Alan Smith

1 Chelsea
2 Arsenal
3 Manchester City
4 Manchester United

A much more competitive title race will see Arsenal push Chelsea hard, with the two Manchester clubs scrapping just behind.

Luke Edwards

1 Chelsea
2 Arsenal
3 Manchester City
4 Manchester United

Chelsea will be pushed hard by all of the teams above, but nobody is better at finding a way to win than Jose Mourinho.

Jim White

1 Chelsea
2 Arsenal
3 Manchester United
4 Manchester City

Chelsea retain the edge in personnel and management. But the others will close the gap.

Matt Law

1 Chelsea
2 Arsenal
3 Manchester City
4 Manchester United

While all their rivals have strengthened, Chelsea’s squad still appears to be the most balanced, although keeping Diego Costa fit will be crucial.

John Percy

1 Chelsea
2 Manchester City
3 Arsenal
4 Manchester United

Jose Mourinho will retain the title if he can keep John Terry, Diego Costa and Eden Hazard – the best player in England – fit for the majority of the season. Manuel Pellegrini needs a trophy to save his job but they will fall short due to a suspect defence. Expect another long unbeaten run under Arsene Wenger, and the most attractive football on the eye, but they must build on last season’s finish by starting strongly. Louis van Gaal will improve United’s form at Old Trafford and there will be tangible signs of progress this season.

Jeremy Wlson

1 Chelsea
2 Arsenal
3 Manchester City
4 Manchester United

These clubs have considerable financial advantages but it is the squad stability at both Chelsea and Arsenal that should prove telling next season.

Jonathan Liew

1 Manchester City
2 Chelsea
3 Manchester United
4 Arsenal

City had a disastrous season on every level, and still finished second. Imagine if they actually played well.

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source:telegraph.co.uk