Premier League 2025/26 Winner odds: Liverpool favourites to retain their title

Now that the 2024/25 season is over, Ladbrokes has released its Premier League 2025/26 outright winner odds, pricing Liverpool as the favourites for back-to-back titles.

On April 27, after a 5-1 win over Tottenham, became responsible for one of the earliest title wins in Premier League history, and the bookies are tipping them to do it again next year.

With Liverpool expected to have a big summer, including the likely signing of Florian Wirtz, the bookies think they'll add to their already fantastic squad and be able to go again next season.

The 2024/25 Premier League campaign is now over, and Ladbrokes is offering odds on next season's title race.

Alex Apati of Ladbrokes said: "Liverpool FC have by far and away been the standout side this season and the early money suggests punters think it'll be back-to-back league titles for Arne Slot's men."

Liverpool were 15 points clear of Arsenal on April 27 when they became Premier League champions, and the bookies are pegging them to beat the Gunners to the title once again.

Arsenal are actually ahead of Man City in the race for next season's Premier League. Pep Guardiola's side are tipped to return to form, but like the Gunners, still miss out on the title.

Should Liverpool win the league against next year, it'll be the first time that Man City have gone two or more seasons without winning the title since they started their real era of dominance in 2017.

Arsenal, on the other hand, will be hoping that they win either the Premier League or Champions League next season, with many fans feeling it's time that Mikel Arteta brought major trophies to the Emirates.

Also in the running, but considered outsiders, are Newcastle and Chelsea, both priced at 14/1. The pair are priced better than Aston Villa and Manchester United though, who are 66/1 and 25/1 respectively.

A lot is expected to change with regards to the Premier League winner odds for next season as the transfer window opens, with Liverpool linked to several players, Arsenal looking at Viktor Gyokeres, and Man City expected to sign more names, just as they did in January, in an attempt to get back to winning ways.

As for the bottom of the table, the three promoted sides are the favourites to get relegated from the Premier League and go back down to the Championship, with Sunderland being given a 23% chance of surviving.

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All odds and markets are correct as of the date of publication.