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Jeff Stelling tips Arsenal to retain Premier League title

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  • Sky Sports veteran Jeff Stelling predicts Arsenal will win the Premier League title this season.
  • Stelling believes Arsenal's rivals have not strengthened sufficiently to challenge them.
  • He also questions Arsenal's potential performance in European competitions.

Veteran Sky Sports broadcaster Jeff Stelling has backed Arsenal to win the Premier League title this season, identifying them as the team to beat. Stelling asserts that Mikel Arteta's squad enters the campaign as clear favorites, arguing that their closest competitors have failed to make significant enough improvements to surpass them.

The Gunners are heading into the new season following a strong previous campaign where they finished ahead of Manchester City and Manchester United in the Premier League standings. They also reached the UEFA Champions League final, ultimately losing to Paris Saint-Germain.

Arteta has continued to bolster Arsenal's squad during the transfer window, aiming to strengthen their challenge both domestically and in European competitions. Speaking on talkSPORT, Stelling expressed his confidence in Arsenal's domestic prospects.

"For me, the challengers are not getting stronger," Stelling stated. "So at the moment, Arsenal, for me, are the clear, clear favourites in terms of the Premier League, but itโ€™s a question of what they can do in Europe as well."

For me, the challengers are not getting stronger. So at the moment, Arsenal, for me, are the clear, clear favourites in terms of the Premier League, but itโ€™s a question of what they can do in Europe as well.

โ€” Jeff StellingJeff Stelling shared his prediction for the Premier League title race on talkSPORT.
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