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Arsenal Premier League Winner Odds @ 15/8 with bet365
Arsenal have come so close to the title twice now in back-to-back years, edging closer with each passing season, with this year looking their best chance yet.
Whilst they sit second favourite, it is hard to look past the big Sky Blue elephant in the room, one that has trampled on Gunners' dreams for two years now and shows no sign of being wrangled.
It's hard to see how Mikel Arteta will unseat his old master from the top spot, but of course, this is football and anything can happen.
City's FFP charges are still pending and a massive points deduction would open the door for Arsenal to steal the title, but relying on the Premier League to sink their own flagship is not what a punter is looking for.
The odds themselves aren’t so valuable that bettors should go out on a limb hoping for a major upset or some outside help for Arsenal to win the league, with City showing no other signs of faltering
Arsenal Champions League Odds @ 9/1 with bet365
The third favourite in the betting isn’t too shabby of a place for the Gunners to find themselves, and odds of 9/1 offer some serious value, but the question remains as to whether they could actually go all the way.
Devoid of any true continental pedigree Arsenal had a rough time last term, falling afoul of a few sides in the group and ending up having to take on a Bayern Munich side that dispatched them in the quarter-finals.
Perhaps with this experience under their belt they could make further inroads, but against the likes of Real, City or another European giant, they are unlikely to be fancied.
Their fixtures are yet to be decided, and this could shift the betting around but as of right now, no matter how valuable the odds, Arsenal do not look primed to take the Champions League.
Arsenal Top 4 Finish Odds @ 2/11 with bet365
We all expect Arsenal to be gunning for the title, and this would indicate we expect them to finish in the top four.
They have been comfortably the second-best side in the tournament for at least the last two years and few are expected to finish ahead of them.
Manchester United look to be on the outs, Liverpool are an unknown quantity with their new manager, Chelsea have a side too big to comprehend, and Tottenham haven’t added enough to seriously challenge.
Therefore all that's left is for Arsenal to end up in the top four, their excellence and others waywardness paying dividends.
Sadly the odds will not, at 2/11 any value to be found is marginal no matter the kind of wager.
Arsenal Golden Boot Winner Odds
Player | Odds |
Bukayo Saka | 33/1 |
Kai Havertz | 33/1 |
Gabriel Jesus | 50/1 |
Arsenal haven’t had a man in the running for this award in either of their title pushes, favouring a sharing-the-love strategy that saw all of Saka, Havertz and Trossard all end up in double figures last year.
They were a long way off the mark, and that's why the odds for any of their players are far out, but this of course does offer some value to punters.
Saka may have had his best goal-scoring last term, as his trajectory has steadily risen year after year.
Whether or not he can challenge for the boot who knows, but he seems their best bet.
Kai Havertz led his nation admirably in the Euros and got more than a few goals to his name last term, but again nowhere near the levels required to challenge Erling Haaland
Trossard proved extremely handy off the bench for the Gunners, but lest he get a starting role, one would see him struggle to get anywhere near the number of goals needed.
Nothing is likely to have changed in North London, and their approach may make it harder for their player to challenge in the Golden Boot, but if anyone could it would be Saka.
Arsenal To Go Unbeaten @80/1 with bet365
Arsenal are the only side in the modern era to have gone unbeaten, and whilst reclaiming the moniker of invincibles would be fantastic for them, the competition has changed thus it looks beyond them.
If having to go through Manchester City twice wasn’t enough, they have a slew of London derbies on the cards, all of which are more than capable of producing an upset.
80/1 is a great price, but that is all it is, in this edition of the Premier League it is hard to see anyone other than City going invincibles, but of course, Arsenal have the pedigree in this regard.
Arsenal Most Assists
Player | Odds |
Bukayo Saka | 12/1 |
Martin Odegaard | 16/1 |
Declan Rice | 33/1 |
Again with their shared goal theory in place, the assists followed suit, as Saka ended with nine, Odegaard with 10 and Rice with eight, respectable numbers, but not enough to challenge the 13 plus that is normally required.
Should one stand above the rest they could challenge, our eyes being drawn to Odegaard as if the Norwegian can push on from his double figures season.
Saka will be more drawn to goals as per usual, and Declan Rice who has an ability to ping passes all over the shop may be too deep to make all that much of an impact.
Odegaard could find his way into this award, with his central attacking mid-role aiding him in this, and at 16/1 harbours a very good price.
Arsenal Golden Glove - David Raya @2/1 with bet365
David Raya must be commended for his performances last term, as he kept 16 clean sheets and earned the Golden Glove.
Some plaudits must go to their back line, one that saw Saliba, Gabriel and Ben White perform admirably and earn praise from pundits everywhere.
However it must be noted that the number of clean sheets was down on that of past years, the four previous being won by at least 17, which Raya’s last term performance falls short of.
Arsenal certainly had the best defence last term, and nothing looks to have changed from their perspective, but if other front-runners were to tighten up their game, then they could be unseated.