Troy Deeney's Premier League Team of the Week Featuring Isak, Konsa, Mitchell, and Barnes
Troy Deeney's Premier League Team of the Week
After every round of Premier League matches this season, Troy Deeney shares his picks for the best players and manager of the week. Here are his latest selections. Do you agree? Feel free to share your thoughts in the comments below.
Goalkeeper
- David Raya (Arsenal): Made several crucial saves once again, proving why many consider him the top goalkeeper in the league. He consistently delivers at key moments.
Defenders
- Ezri Konsa (Arsenal): Delivered a strong performance, including a vital tackle on Morgan Rogers. He fits seamlessly into Arsenal’s lineup and might have to take the right-back spot once everyone is fit.
- Ronald Araujo (Liverpool): Despite past criticism for defensive lapses at Barcelona, he has impressed at Liverpool, adapting well even when playing right-back.
- Tyrick Mitchell (Crystal Palace): Scored twice from left-back and remains incredibly consistent. He often goes unnoticed but deserves recognition.
Midfielders and Forwards
- Harvey Barnes (Newcastle): Scored with a sharp finish into the far corner. He’s been excellent but hasn’t received much attention compared to others like Anthony Elanga.
- Martin Odegaard (Arsenal): Captain and leader, showing why doubts about him leaving were unfounded. His impact is undeniable.
- Cody Gakpo (Liverpool): Created two goals from midfield. Despite tough competition and expectations, he manages to perform consistently.
- Cesar Palacios (Fulham) and Vitaly Janelt (Brentford): Both are quietly effective, rarely grabbing headlines unless they score, but their importance is clear to those who follow closely.
- Alexander Isak (Liverpool): Often doubted due to injuries last season, but he’s proven himself this year. Critics forget he was once tipped for the Golden Boot.
- Kai Havertz (Arsenal): Arsenal’s most reliable striker, outperforming others like Gyokeres. He’s both their best footballer and finisher.
Manager
- David Moyes (Everton): Despite a poor transfer window and losing attacking players, he still managed to get results.
What do you think of Troy Deeney's team? Who would you include in your Premier League lineup this week? Let us know below.
