mrsnowgysport : Last Season’s Title Rivals Do Battle, Pep Takes On Pulis – Premier League Preview

Liverpool have sealed two more victories in the last week, beating both West Brom and Tottenham 2-1 in the Premier League and League Cup, respectively.

Last weekend was a perfect one for Jurgen Klopp, with Chelsea the only other top-four rival to walk away with all three point.

The Blues destroyed Man United 4-0, while Man City, Spurs and Arsenal could only draw. Everton, meanwhile, were beaten 2-1 late on at Burnley.

Liverpool face what could be a tough trip to Selhurst Park to take on Crystal Palace on Saturday – a ground where they have suffered plenty of misery down the years.

It is one of 10 top flight games to look forward – here’s a look at the best of the upcoming action.

Last Season’s Title Rivals Do Battle

It still seems hard to believe that Leicester City are the current reigning champions, especially given their average start to this season.
Although Arsenal ended up finishing second in 2015/16, it was Spurs who were Leicester’s biggest rivals for much of the campaign, and they face each other at White Hart Lane on Saturday.
The hosts are still undefeated in the league this season, although back-to-back draws against Bournemouth and West Brom mean Mauricio Pochettino could do with a win.
Leicester, meanwhile, will have been buoyed by their 3-1 victory at home to Crystal Palace last weekend, as they look to find some much-needed momentum.
They have shipped 11 goals in away matches against Liverpool, Man United and Chelsea, however, so Spurs will fancy their chances. 

Pep Takes On Pulis

After a stunning start to life in England, Pep Guardiola is feeling the heat for the first time, enduring his worst run of results in management.
The Spaniard is reportedly surprised by the sheer intensity of managing a Premier League club, and his Man City side have not won in the league in three attempts.
On Saturday, Guardiola takes his side to the Hawthorns to do battle with Tony Pulis’ West Brom – a match that is never much fun for the opposing team.
The Baggies may well play the least attractive football in the division, but as they showed at Anfield last weekend, they never give up and they will always provide their opponents with a physical battle.
You would expect City’s quality to shine through in the end, but the longer they go without breaking the deadlock, the more frustrated they will get.

Saints Eye Another Upset

Southampton deserve enormous credit for the way in which they keep responding from losing a top class manager.
There were plenty who tipped them to struggle in 2016/17, having lost Ronald Koeman to Everton, but they have been excellent, and currently lie eighth in the table.
The football they play is intricate and aesthetically-pleasing, and as their 1-1 draw at Man City last Sunday showed, their game also possesses plenty of substance.
Virgil van Dijk and Jose Fonte are an excellent centre-back pairing, while the likes of Jordy Clasie, Steven Davis, Dusan Tadic and Nathan Redmond bring quality in midfield and attack.
The Saints host Chelsea this weekend, in what has the potential to be the most interesting match of Gameweek 10.
Antonio Conte’s men are flying after a rocky patch, and a win at St Mary’s would really suggest that they are right in the title mix. 

Moyes’ Last Game At Sunderland?

David Moyes’ Sunderland have endured a disastrous start to the season, picking up just two points from their first nine matches.
It is their worst ever opening to a Premier League campaign.
Moyes is the firm bookies’ favourite to be the next top flight manager sacked, and things don’t get any easier, with Arsenal visiting the Stadium of Light on Saturday lunchtime.
Should they lose yet again, especially if the defeat is convincing, it may well prove to be the final nail in Moyes’ coffin.
Arsenal surprisingly drew 0-0 at home to Middlesbrough last weekend, and Arsene Wenger will have his side fired up against limited opposition.
The Gunners are usually experts at dispatching of the weaker teams, regardless of their slip-up against ‘Boro, and anything other than all three points would be a shock.

Must-Win Game For Mourinho

It has been a rather bizarre start to life at Man United for Jose Mourinho, and the 4-0 defeat at former club Chelsea was humiliation at its finest.
The Portuguese looks a far cry from the charismatic figure who arrived in England in 2004, and there are real question marks about the job he is doing at Old Trafford.
This Saturday sees United host Burnley, and it is a match that Mourinho’s men simply have to win, even though Wednesday’s League Cup victory over City eased the pressure somewhat.
Sean Dyche’s men have really struggled away from home this season, and for all their fighting spirit and team ethic, the quality they possess is lacking.
With United’s five biggest rivals at the top all looking strong, despite the odd dropped point here and there, they cannot afford to lose further ground.

 PREDICTION

Sunderland vs. Arsenal – Stadium of Light, Saturday 12:30pm, Sky Sports 1
Prediction: 0-2

Man United vs. Burnley – Old Trafford, Saturday 3pm
Prediction: 2-0

Middlesbrough vs. Bournemouth – Riverside Stadium, Saturday 3pm
Prediction: 1-1

Tottenham vs. Leicester – White Hart Lane, Saturday 3pm
Prediction: 2-1

Watford vs. Hull – Vicarage Road, Saturday 3pm
Prediction: 2-0

West Brom vs. Man City – The Hawthorns, Saturday 3pm
Prediction: 1-1

Crystal Palace vs. Liverpool – Selhurst Park, Saturday 5:30pm, BT Sport 1
Prediction: 1-2

Everton vs. West Ham – Goodison Park, Sunday 1:30pm, Sky Sports 1
Prediction: 2-1

Southampton vs. Chelsea – St Mary’s Stadium, Sunday 4pm, Sky Sports 1
Prediction: 1-1

Stoke vs. Swansea – Britannia Stadium, Monday 8pm, Sky Sports 1
Prediction: 0-0

 

 

 

 

 

 

mrsnowgysport : Mourinho Shocks Manchester United Players With Cold Approach In Training Following Defeat From Chelsea

The Portuguese coach, Jose Mourinho has apparently shocked his players by not leading training himself, preferring to sit in his office and watch from a distance Manchester United's stars are shocked at Jose Mourinho's "cold" and "distant" approach in training following their 4-0 loss at Chelsea, according to The Times.
The Portuguese suffered his heaviest-ever Premier League defeat on Sunday at Stamford Bridge and blasted his side's "incredible defensive mistakes" after the result.

Mourinho kept up his line of accusation ahead of their EFL Cup fourth round clash against Manchester City in midweek, calling the players "boys", and it appears his approach in training reflects his attitude towards his squad at the moment.

It is claimed that it is Rui Faria, Mourinho's assistant, who is leading training at the club's Carrington complex. Mourinho, meanwhile, is alleged to watch from a distance or work in his office most of the time.

The cold treatment has reportedly come as an unpleasant surprise to those who thought Mourinho would give them special attention.

The Times claims that Mourinho has no intention of changing his approach to the Man Utd squad he inherited from Louis van Gaal any time soon either.

Mrsnowgysport: Riyad Mahrez and Jamie Vardy shortlisted on the 2016 Ballon d'or

Leicester City’s Jamie Vardy and Riyad Mahrez have been named on the 2016 Ballon d’Or award shortlist for the world’s best player.

Real Madrid’s Gareth Bale, Manchester United’s Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Paul Pogba, and Manchester City’s Kevin de Bruyne and Sergio Aguero also feature.

Other Premier League names on the list are West Ham midfielder Dimitri Payet and Tottenham goalkeeper Hugo Lloris.

Real Madrid’s Cristiano Ronaldo and Barcelona’s Lionel Messi are included.

Bale scored three goals as Wales reached the Euro 2016 semi-final and won the Champions League with Real alongside Ronaldo.

Pogba, Payet and Lloris are included after finishing runners-up with France to Ronaldo’s Portugal at Euro 2016.

Luis Suarez and Neymar are included alongside Barcelona team-mate Messi, the trio having scored 106 club goals combined in 2016.

France Football magazine revealed the 30-man shortlist on Monday.

Fifa ended its association with the award in September.

The prize has been awarded by France Football every year since 1956, but for the past six years it became the Fifa Ballon d’Or in association with world football’s governing body.

Five Premier League players – City’s Aguero, De Bruyne and Yaya Toure, Arsenal’s Alexis Sanchez and Chelsea’s Eden Hazard – made a 23-man shortlist last year, with Bale the only British player on the list.

Ibrahimovic and Pogba were also included last time for their performances for Paris St-Germain and Juventus respectively.

The shortlist has traditionally been trimmed to three players before the awards evening in January.

2016 BALLON D’OR SHORTLIST

Sergio Aguero (Manchester City),

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang (Borussia Dortmund),

Gareth Bale (Real Madrid),

Gianluigi Buffon (Juventus),

Cristiano Ronaldo (Real Madrid),

Kevin de Bruyne (Manchester City),

Paulo Dybala (Juventus),

Diego Godin (Atletico Madrid),

Antoine Griezmann (Atletico Madrid),

Gonzalo Higuain (Juventus),

Zlatan Ibrahimovic (Manchester United),

Andres Iniesta (Barcelona),

Koke (Atletico Madrid),

Toni Kroos (Real Madrid),

Robert Lewandowski (Bayern Munich)

, Hugo Lloris (Tottenham Hotspur),

Riyad Mahrez (Leicester City),

Lionel Messi (Barcelona),

Luka Modric (Real Madrid),

Thomas Muller (Bayern Munich),

Manuel Neuer (Bayern Munich),

Neymar (Barcelona),

Dimitri Payet (West Ham),

Pepe (Real Madrid),

Paul Pogba (Manchester United),

Rui Patricio (Sporting Lisbon),

Sergio Ramos (Real Madrid),

Luis Suarez (Barcelona),

Jamie Vardy (Leicester City),

Arturo Vidal (Bayern Munich).

mrsnowgysport : Chelsea probable line up against Man United

Willian and Oscar returned from Brazil on Thursday morning after having both suffered family bereavements in the same week, but may not be ready to start the match with only two training sessions under their belts. 

I don't think Conte will want to change his back three that has been doing well of late. The only contention is just whether Willian  will be in the right frame of mind after just losing his mom.

mrsnowgysport : Can Mourinho deliver a win at Anfield

Both managers have called for calm among the fans at what could be the biggest game of the Premier League season so far.

But it could get heated on the pitch, too, in one of football's biggest rivalries, with plenty at stake as Liverpool host Manchester United on Monday (20:00 BST).

Jurgen Klopp's hosts are in red-hot form - having scored 12 goals in their past four games - while United have won only once in four league matches.

Jenas: "Liverpool are out-and-out favourites. I don't think Mourinho knows his best XI. You could pick Liverpool's team right now. You can't do that with United."

Mrsnowgysport: If Mourinho can just partner Herrera with Pogba at the middle of the park we will see something different from United and the match can be said to be even.

mrsnowgysport : Yippee It's the weekend and the premier league is back

Premier League football returns after the international break with a mouthwatering line-up.

Champions Leicester travel to Chelsea to kick off the action on a Saturday on which leaders Manchester City face fifth-placed Everton and there is a London derby between Crystal Palace and West Ham.

The biggest game of this round of fixtures, however, comes on Monday as Liverpool take on Manchester United.

Will Conte be laughing again?

After one win in four league matches for Antonio Conte's Chelsea, some bookmakers stopped taking bets on the Italian being the next Premier League manager to lose his job. Helaughed that off in his news conference on the eve of Leicester's visit.

Saturday's game (at 12:30 BST) pits Chelsea midfielder N'Golo Kante against his former side - and the Foxes are missing the Frenchman, says captain Wes Morgan.

Morgan says what Kante did for the Foxes last season was "incredible" - he averaged 4.7 tackles and 4.2 interceptions per game, the highest in the Premier League in both categories.

His role at Chelsea has differed, however, with a greater emphasis on passing, playing 65 per game on average as opposed to 39 last season.

Next up for Leicester is a Champions League tie against FC Copenhagen - their previous two European matches have been preceded by 4-1 defeats in the Premier League.

Former England midfielder Jermaine Jenas told BBC Radio 5 live: "I think Conte will be happy with how things have started to develop but he is clearly not comfortable with what he is seeing in a back four. He's been going with three at the back and two midfield enforcers."

Will Pep risk using Aguero?

Sergio Aguero has scored 28 goals in his past 28 Premier League appearances for Manchester City. But, after flying roughly the same distance as Sanchez, will he start a potentially tricky home match against Everton on Saturday (15:00 BST)?

Aguero played 163 minutes, nursed a calf complaint and missed a penalty as Argentina drew with Peru and lost to Paraguay during the international break.

City boss Pep Guardiola said the 28-year-old and fellow forwards Kevin de Bruyne and Raheem Sterling are "much, much better" after recent injuries.

But will they play as the Blues look to bounce back from a first defeat of the season at Tottenham, or will they be saved for a Champions League trip to Barcelona?

Everton are fifth but without a win in two league games, and manager Ronald Koeman said: "We know we can be better."

Osman: "No-one would be surprised if City were beaten at the Nou Camp, so if the Everton game doesn't go well they are on a bad four-game streak and people start asking questions - is there a mini-crisis? That type of thing starts to breed into the club."

Who will be the last winless team?

Stoke and Sunderland face each other at the Bet365 Stadium on Saturday (15:00 BST) as the only winless sides in the Premier League.

But both have come close to notching that elusive victory in recent games.

Sunderland threw away a 2-0 lead to lose 3-2 at home to Crystal Palace on September 24, the same day Stoke conceded in injury time to draw 1-1 with West Brom.

Stoke manager Mark Hughes said the onus is on his side to be positive in a match "we need to win and feel we can win".

Sunderland counterpart David Moyes, meanwhile, said he will "find a way" to get three points.

mrsnowgysport :Paul Pogba's new '100' haircut (photos)

The world's most expensive footballer Paul Pogba took to his Instagram page to unveil his new haircut. Paul Pogba is known for changing hairstyles regularly and this new haircut has a '100' sign. More photos after the cut.

mrsnowgysport : Victor Moses could face premier league ban

The Chelsea midfielder, who was utilised by Antonio Conte as a wing-back in their last game against Hull, has been accused of feigning injury by the Nigerian Football Federation.

Players can be suspended in their domestic leagues if FIFA find they've dodged international duty for no good reason.

Following the Hull game Moses tweeted: "Unfortunately I'm feeling my hamstring and so the club medical team will be reviewing me. Will be working hard to get fit asap #CFC".

But apparently the Nigerian body aren't convinced Moses is really hurt.

“We know the two players had good games and there was no sign of injury on the duo during or after the game,” an NFF source toldCompletesportsnigeria.com.

“It came as a surprise to hear later that Moses was injured and that he would not be available for the game and [Isaac] Success finished his team’s game before claiming injury.”

“Honestly, they won’t go unpunished if our investigation turns out as we are suspecting,” added the source.

“In fact, we are considering writing a protest to FIFA if we find out that they connived with their respective clubs to feign injuries and stay away from the matches.”

The FIFA rules say a player without a legitimate reason to skip an international match are ineligible to play for their club during the international period.

And apparently a five-day ban can be imposed on players found to be swerving international duty.

The rulebooks says: “A player who has been called up by his association for one of its representative teams is, unless otherwise agreed by the relevant association, not entitled to play for the club… during the period for which he has been released or should have been released.

"This restriction on playing for the club shall, moreover, be prolonged by five days in the event that the player, for whatsoever reason, did not wish to or was unable to comply with the call-up.”

mrsnowgysport : match officials appointed for October 15 to 17

The match officials who have been appointed for the Premier League's Matchweek 8 fixtures are as below.

Kick-off 3pm unless stated.

Saturday 15 October

12.30pm Chelsea v Leicester City (Sky Sports)Referee: Andre Marriner
Assistants: S Beck, A Garratt
Fourth official: S Attwell

Arsenal v Swansea CityReferee: Jonanthan Moss
Assistants: H Lennard, M Perry
Fourth official: N Swarbrick

AFC Bournemouth v Hull CityReferee: Lee Mason
Assistants: M McDonough, A Halliday
Fourth official: T Robinson

Manchester City v EvertonReferee: Michael Oliver
Assistants: G Beswick, S Burt
Fourth official: A Taylor

Stoke City v SunderlandReferee: Mike Jones
Assistants: M Scholes, R West
Fourth official: G Scott

West Bromwich Albion v Tottenham HotspurReferee: Kevin Friend
Assistants: J Collin, D Cann
Fourth official: M Clattenburg

5.30pm Crystal Palace v West Ham United (BT Sport)Referee: Martin Atkinson
Assistants: P Kirkup, E Smart
Fourth official: B Madley

Sunday 16 October

1.30pm Middlesbrough v Watford (Sky Sports)Referee: Roger East
Assistants: A Nunn, D Eaton
Fourth official: M Oliver

4pm Southampton v Burnley (Sky Sports)Referee: Mike Dean
Assistants: S Long, I Hussin
Fourth official: P Tierney

Monday 17 October

8pm Liverpool v Manchester United (Sky Sports)Referee: Anthony Taylor
Assistants: S Bennett, S Child
Fourth official: M Atkinson

Are you ready for the matches, get your sports wear out and let's go support our clubs

MrSnowgysSport :Squads for 2016/17 Premier League confirmed

View all the players registered by the 20 top-flight clubs for this season

After the closing of the summer transfer window each Premier League club had a deadline of 4pm on 1 September to submit a squad list containing no more than 17 players who do not fulfil the "Home Grown Player" (HGP) criteria.
The remainder of the squad, up to a total of 25 players, must be Home Grown. An HGP means a player who, irrespective of his nationality or age, has been registered with any club affiliated to the Football Association or the Football Association of Wales for a period, continuous or not, of three entire seasons or 36 months prior to his 21st birthday (or the end of the season during which he turns 21). 
Changes to the squad list of 25 may be made during the period of a transfer window. Under-21 players are eligible over and above the limit of 25 players per squad. For the 2016/17 campaign Under-21 players will have been born on or after 1 January 1995. 
Each club squad list is below as well as an additional list of each club’s registered Under-21 players who are eligible over and above the squad limit of 25 players.


See also: Confirmed summer transfers by clubs 

AFC Bournemouth

25 Squad players (*=Home grown)*Afobe, Benik
*Allsop, Ryan
*Arter, Harry Nicholas
Boruc, Artur
*Cook, Steve Anthony
*Daniels, Charlie
Federici, Adam Jay
*Francis, Simon Charles
Fraser, Ryan
*Gosling, Daniel
*Grabban, Lewis James
*Gradel, Max Alain
*King, Joshua Christian Kojo
*Mings, Tyrone Deon
*Pugh, Marc Anthony
*Smith, Adam James
*Smith, Bradley Shaun
*Stanislas, Felix Junior
*Surman, Andrew Ronald Edward
*Wilshere, Jack Andrew
*Wilson, Callum Eddie Graham
*Wilson, Marc David
Under-21 players (Contract and Scholars)
Ake, Nathan Benjamin
Boote, James Peter
Buckley, Callum Ralph
Butcher, Matthew David
Cargill, Baily James
Cook, Lewis John
Cooper, Ben Harry Alec
Cordner, Tyler Jack
Cornick, Harry Charles Frederick
Dennis, William Jonathon
Diaz, Antonio Javier
Dobre, Mihai-Alexandru
Gillela, Dinesh
Green, Jordan
Harfield, Oliver John
Hobson, Shaun Jermaine
Holmes, Jordan Thomas
Hyndman, Emerson
Ibe, Jordon Femi Ashley
Jordan, Corey
Kendall, Charlie
Lee, Jordan Michael
Matthews, Samuel Lloyd
McCarthy, Jake
Morrison, Connal John
Mousset, Lys
Ndjoli, Mikael Bongili
Neale, Matthew Alexander
O'Connell, Keelan
O'Flaherty, Patrick
Pope, Ashley
Quigley, Joseph Richard
Seaman, Charlie
Sherring, Sam
Simpson, Jack Benjamin
Stanton, Callum James Frank
Stedman, Mitchell
Surridge, Samuel William
Taylor, Kyle Frazer
Travers, Mark
Whitfield, Benjamin Michael
Worthington, Matthew Luke
York, Connor Daniel
Young, Curtis

Arsenal

25 Squad players (*=Home grown)
Armando De Abreu, Gabriel
Cazorla, Santiago
Cech, Petr
*Coquelin, Francis
Debuchy, Mathieu
Elneny, Mohamed Naser Elsayed
*Gibbs, Kieran James Ricardo
Giroud, Olivier
*Jenkinson, Carl Daniel
Koscielny, Laurent
*Macey, Matthew Ryan
*Martinez, Damian Emiliano
Mertesacker, Per
Monreal, Ignacio
Mustafi, Shkodran
Ospina, David
*Oxlade-Chamberlain, Alexander Mark David
Ozil, Mesut
Perez, Lucas
*Ramsey, Aaron James
Sanchez, Alexis
Sanogo, Yaya
*Walcott, Theo James
*Welbeck, Daniel
Xhaka, Granit
Under-21 players (Contract and Scholars)
Akpom, Chuba
Ballard, Daniel George
Beckford, Jay Lloyd
Bellerin, Hector
Bennacer, Ismael
Benson, Josh
Bielik, Krystian
Bola, Marc Joel
Bola, Tolaji
Burton, Robert
Chambers, Calum
Crowley, Daniel
Da Graca, Kristopher Santos
Dasilva, Pelenda Joshua Tunga
Dragomir, Vlad-Mihai
Eyoma, Aaron Jordan
Fortune, Yassin Enzo
Gilmour, Charlie Ian
Hinds, Kaylen Miles
Holding, Robert Samuel
Huddart, Ryan David
Iliev, Deyan
Iwobi, Alex
Johnson, Chiori
Kamara, Glen
Keto, Hugo Oliver
Maitland-Niles, Ainsley
Malen, Donyell
Mavididi, Stephy Alvaro
McGuane, Marcus
Moore, Tafari Lalibela
Mourgos, Savvas
Nelson, Reiss
Nketiah, Edward
Nwakali, Kelechi
O'Connor, Stefan Ramone Sewell
Olowu, Joseph Olugbenga
Omole, Tobi
Osei-Tutu, Jordi
Pileas, Kostas
Pleguezuelo, Julio Jose
Reine-Adelaide, Jeff
Robinson, Tyrell
Sheaf, Ben
Smith Rowe, Emile
Tella, Nathan
Thompson, Dominic
Toral, Jon-Miquel
Tormey, Nathan Alexander
Virginia, Joao
Willock, Christopher
Willock, Joseph George
Zelalem, Gedion

Burnley

25 Squad players (*=Home grown)
Arfield, Scott
*Bamford, Patrick James
*Barnes, Ashley Luke
*Boyd, George Jan
*Darikwa, Tendayi David
Defour, Steven Arnold
*Flanagan, Jonathan
*Gray, Andre Anthony
Gudmundsson, Johann Berg
*Heaton, Thomas David
*Hendrick, Jeffrey Patrick
*Keane, Michael Vincent
*Kightly, Michael John
*Long, Kevin Finbarr
*Lowton, Matthew John
*Marney, Dean Edward
*Mee, Benjamin Thomas
*Pope, Nicholas David
*Robinson, Paul William
*Tarkowski, James Alan
*Vokes, Samuel Michael
Ward, Stephen Robert
Under-21 players (Contract and Scholars)
Aghayere, Nosakhare Tony
Agyei, Daniel Ebenezer Kwasi
Bayode, Olatunde Tobias
Birch, Arlen Tom
Bruce, Adam David
Chakwana, Tinashe
Clarke, James Michael Neil
Dixon, Vashiko Tanaka
Dummigan, Cameron
Dunne, James Gerard
Egan, Leighton Michael Paul
Fenton, Miles Andrew
Ginnelly, Joshua Lloyd
Green, George William
Grogan, Billy Richard
Hill, Christian Stephen
Howarth, Mark David
Jackson, Bradley Allen
Jumeau, Tristan Samuel
King, Connor Lewis
Koiki, Abd-Al-Ali Morakinyo Olaposi
Layton, Samuel Jay Dixon
Leitch, Robbie
Long, Christopher
Massanka, Ntumba
McNeil, Dwight James Matthew
Metz, Khius
Mitchell, Conor
Mpofu, Kwazinkosi
Norvock, Lewis
O'Neill, Aiden Connor
Olomowewe, Taofiq Aderibigbe Akanni
Pingling, Richard Junior George
Shrimpton, Tyler Edward Dean
Smith, Renny Piers
Thomas, Jamie Carl
Whitmore, Alexander James
Wilson, Scott John
Wood, Tommy Paul
Wusiewicz, Marcel
Yao, Abodje Freddy Bruce
Younger, Oliver

Chelsea

25 Squad players (*=Home grown)
Alonso Mendoza, Marcos
Azpilicueta Tanco, Cesar
Batshuayi-Atunga, Michy
*Begovic, Asmir
Borges da Silva, Willian
*Cahill, Gary James
*Chalobah, Nathaniel Nyakie
Courtois, Thibaut
Da Silva Costa, Diego
Dos Reis Carvalho, Eduardo
Dos Santos Emboaba Junior, Oscar
*Fabregas Soler, Francesc
Hazard, Eden
Ivanovic, Branislav
Kante, Ngolo
Luiz Moreira Marinho, David
Matic, Nemanja
Mikel, John Obi
*Moses, Victor
Rodriguez Ledesma, Pedro Eliezer
*Terry, John George
Zouma, Kurt Happy
Under-21 players (Contract and Scholars)
Abraham, Tammy
Aina, Temitayo Olufisayo Olaoluwa
Ake, Nathan Benjamin
Ali, Mukhtar Abdullahi
Angban, Bekanty Victorien
Baker, Lewis Renard
Baxter, Nathan
Beeney, Mitchell Ryan
Boga, Jeremie
Brown, Charlie
Brown, Isiah Jay
Bulka, Marcin
Chalobah, Trevoh Tom
Christensen, Andreas Bodtker
Christie-Davies, Isaac David
Clarke-Salter, Jake-Liam
Colkett, Charlie
Colley, Joseph
Collins, Bradley Ray
Conroy, Dion John
Cuevas Jara, Cristian Alejandro
Cumming, James Andrew
Dabo, Sheik Mohamed Fankaty
Dasilva, Cole Perry
Dasilva, Jay Rhys
De Souza, Nathan Allan
Familia-Castillo, Juan Carlos
Feruz, Islam
Gallagher, Conor
Grant, Joshua
Guehi, Addji Keaninkin Marc-Israel
Hinckson-Mars, Malakai Daylan
Houghton, Jordan
James, Reece
Kiwomya, Andrew Alexander
Loftus Cheek, Ruben
Maddox, Jacob
McCormick, Luke
McEachran, George James
Medley, Zechariah Joshua Henry
Miazga, Matthew
Mount, Mason
Muheim, Miro Max Maria
Musonda, Charles
Nartey, Richard Nicos Tettey
Nunes Nascimento, Robert Kenedy
Palmer, Kasey Remel
Pantic, Danilo
Pasalic, Mario
Quintero Quintero, Josimar Aldair
Rodriguez Gonzalez, Jhoao Leandro
Sammut, Ruben
Scott, Kyle
Solanke-Mitchell, Dominic Ayodele
St Clair, Harvey
Sterling, Dujon
Suljic, Ali
Taylor-Crossdale, Martell
Thompson, Jared
Tomori, Fikayo
Traore, Bertrand
Ugbo, Ike
Uwakwe, Tariq
Wakefield, Charlie Mark

Crystal Palace

25 Squad players (*=Home grown)
*Appiah, Kwesi
Benteke, Christian
Cabaye, Yohan
*Campbell, Fraizer Lee
*Dann, Scott
Delaney, Damien Finbarr
*Fryers, Ezekiel David
*Hennessey, Wayne Robert
*Kelly, Martin Ronald
*Ledley, Joseph Christopher
Lee, Chung Yong
Mandanda, Steve
McArthur, James
*Mutch, Jordon James Edward Sydney
*Puncheon, Jason David Ian
Remy, Loic
Sako, Bakary
Souare, Pape N'Diaye
Speroni, Julian Maria
*Tomkins, James Oliver Charles
*Townsend, Andros
*Ward, Joel Edward Philip
*Wickham, Connor Neil Ralph
*Zaha, Dazet Wilfried Armel
Under-21 players (Contract and Scholars)
Anderson, Keshi

Andrews, Corie Anthony
Benteke, Jonathan
Berkeley-Agyepong, Jacob Kwame
Boateng, Hiram Kojo Kwarteng
Bryon, Lewis
Coates, Liam
Coker, Andre Jordan Coleridge
Croll, Luke Alan
Daly, James Stanley
Demby, Andrew
Dreher, Luke Garry
Eyenga Lokilo, Jason
Flanagan, Kian
Fundi, Victor
Funnell, Matthew Ross
Hosannah, Bryce Joseph
Hungbo, Joseph Oluwagbemiga
Husin, Noor
Inniss, Ryan Stuart Clayton
Jones, Jalen
Kaikai, Sulaiman Borbor
King-Elliott, Ryan
Linton, Nathan Dominic
Lumeka, Levi Jeremiah
Lynch, Kyle Jordan Victor
McAdden, Colm Anthony
McGregor, Giovanni Donald
Mitchell, Tyrick
O'Dwyer, Oliver
Ossai, Tariq Eddie
Ozono, Will
Perntreou, Kleton
Peynado-Peart, Malachi Darnell
Phillips, Michael
Serrato, Jordan
Sturgess, Callum Harry
Wan-Bissaka, Aaron
Williams, Randell
Woods, Samuel John
Wynter, Ben Douglas
Yeboah, Emmanuel

Everton

25 Squad players (*=Home grown)
*Baines, Leighton John
*Barkley, Ross
*Barry, Gareth
Besic, Muhamed
Bolasie, Yannick
*Browning, Tyias
*Cleverley, Thomas William
Coleman, Seamus
Deulofeu Lazaro, Gerard
Funes Mori, Jose Ramiro
*Gibson, Darron Thomas Daniel
Gueye, Idrissa Gana
*Jagielka, Philip Nikodem
Kone, Arouna
*Lennon, Aaron
*Lukaku, Romelu Menama
*McCarthy, James
Mirallas Y Castillo, Kevin Antonio Joel Gislain
Niasse, Baye Oumar
Oviedo Jimenez, Bryan Josue
*Pennington, Matthew
Robles Blazquez, Joel
Stekelenburg, Maarten
Valencia Lastra, Enner Remberto
*Williams, Ashley Errol
Under-21 players (Contract and Scholars)
Bainbridge, Jack
Ball, Charles Thomas
Baningime, Beni
Baxter, Nathan
Bramall, Daniel Luke
Brewster, Delial Edmund
Broadhead, Nathan Paul
Byrne, Sam John
Calvert-Lewin, Dominic
Charsley, Henry William James
Connolly, Callum Alexander
Corke, Jordan Robert
Davies, Thomas
Denny, Alexander
Donohue, Michael John
Dowell, Kieran O'neil
Duffus, Courtney
Duke-McKenna, Stephen Winston
Dyson, Calum William
Evans, Antony Kenneth
Feeney, Morgan
Foulds, Matthew Colin
Galloway, Brendan Joel Zibusiso
Grant, Conor James
Gray, Louis
Griffiths, Russell John
Harrington, Ryan
Henen, David Boris Philippe
Hewelt, Mateusz Tomasz
Hilton, Joseph Robert
Holgate, Mason Anthony
Holland, Nathan Elliot
Hornby, Fraser
Hunt, Connor Charles
Johnson, Matthew
Jones, Aaron William
Jones, Gethin Wynne
Kenny, Jonjoe
Kerr, Sidney David Junior
Kiersey, Jack Alexander
Kinsella, Steven
Lavery, Shayne Francis
Lees, Callum Jordan
Mampala, Manasse
Moore, Nathan
Morris, Liam George
Murphy, Tomas Bernard
Ouzounidis, Con
Phillips, Kieran James
Pierce, Benjamin Alan
Renshaw, Christopher Thomas
Robinson, Antonee
Sambou, Bassala
Scully, Thomas
Tarashaj, Shani
Virtanen, Miko Aarne
Walsh, Liam
Williams, Joseph Michael
Withe, George Peter
Yarney, Josef Charles
Yates, James John

Hull City

25 Squad players (*=Home grown)
*Bruce, Alex Stephen
*Clucas, Samuel Raymond
*Davies, Curtis
*Dawson, Michael Richard
Diomande, Valentin Adama
Eissa, Ahmed Elmehamady Abdelfattah Aly
Henriksen, Markus
Hernandez Platero, Abel Mathias
*Huddlestone, Thomas Andrew
Jakupovic, Eldin
*Keane, William David
Kuciak, Dusan
Lenihan, Brian Patrick
*Livermore, Jake Cyril
Luer, Greg
*Maguire, Harry
Maloney, Shaun Richard
Marshall, David
*Mason, Ryan Glen
Mbokani Bezua, Dieudonne
McGregor, Allan James
Meyler, David
*Odubajo, Moses Adeshina Ayoola Junior
Robertson, Andrew
Snodgrass, Robert
Under-21 players (Contract and Scholars)
Akbas, Stephen Adam
Andrew, Charlie Alfred
Annan, William John
Barkworth, Ellis
Batty, Daniel Thomas
Bowen, Jarrod
Chadwick, William Anthony
Clackstone, Joshua Philip
Clark, Max Oliver
Curry, Adam
Dunkerley, Charlie
Duxbury, Bradley Sinclair
Edwards, Jonathan Dvonte
Fleming, Brandon James
Hamilton, Tyler Lee
Hinchliffe, Benjamin Jack
Hinchliffe, Matthew James
Holmes, Elliot Charles
Kelledy, Marc Thomas Michael
Lofts, Luke
Mannion, William John
Maslen-Jones, Bradley
McKenzie, Robbie
Olley, Greg Thomas
Prudhoe, Kevin Bailey
Ritson, Lewis Barry Ryan
Rodgers, Harvey James
Salam, Ahmed Mamdoh Abdel
Saltmer, Jonathan David
Sheaf, Max
Ter Horst, Johan
Thacker, Joshua
Tymon, Joshua Lewis
Watson, Rory
Weir, James Michael
Wilson-Rhiney, Mason Alexander  

Leicester City

25 Squad players (*=Home grown)
*Albrighton, Marc Kevin
Amartey, Daniel
*Drinkwater, Daniel Noel
Fuchs, Christian
*Hamer, Benjamin John
Hernandez Rodriguez, Luis
*Huth, Robert
*James, Matthew Lee
*King, Andrew
Mahrez, Riyad
Mendy, Nampalys
*Morgan, Westley Nathan
Musa, Ahmed
Okazaki, Shinji
*Schlupp, Jeffrey
*Schmeichel, Kasper Peter
*Simpson, Daniel Peter
Slimani, Islam
Ulloa Fernandez, Jose Leonardo
*Vardy, Jamie
Wasilewski, Marcin
*Zieler, Ron-Robert
Under-21 players (Contract and Scholars)
Barnes, Harvey Lewis
Bolkiah, Faiq Jefri
Bramley, Max
Brown, Morgan Lea
Chilwell, Benjamin James
Choudhury, Hamza
Dewsbury-Hall, Kiernan
Domej, David
Edwards-John, Kairo
Elder, Callum Roddie
Felix-Eppiah, Joshua
Fielding, Thomas Christian
Gill, Rubyn
Gray, Demarai Remelle
Gruno, Kyle
Harrison, Adam
Heaven, George William
Hodby, Ethan Edward
Iversen, Daniel
Johnson, Darnell Tobias Jack
Kapustka, Bartosz
Keaveny, Jozsef Phelim
Kipre, Cedric
Knight, Joshua Michael
Leshabela, Thakgalo Khanya
Martis, Liandro Rudwendry Felipe
Miles, Matthew Richard
Mitchell, Kairo Ellis
Moore, Elliott Jordan
Muskwe, Admiral Dalindlela
Ndukwu, Layton Julius
Pascanu, Alexandru Stefan
Rowe, Daniel Isaiah
Sherif, Lamine Kaba
Tee, Conor
Templeton, Cal Alexander
Thandi, Simranjit Singh
Uche Rubio, Raul
Ughelumba, Calvin
Watts, Dylan Billy
Webber, Elliot Bradley
Williams, Kian
Wood, Connor
Yates, Cameron James

Liverpool

25 Squad players (*=Home grown)
Barbosa de Oliveira, Roberto Firmino
Can, Emre
*Clyne, Nathaniel Edwin
Coutinho Correia, Philippe
*Henderson, Jordan Brian
Ilori, Tiago
*Ings, Daniel William John
Karius, Loris
Klavan, Ragnar
*Lallana, Adam David
Lovren, Dejan
Mane, Sadio
Manninger, Alexander
Matip, Job Joel Andre
Mignolet, Simon
*Milner, James Philip
Moreno Perez, Alberto
Pezzini Leiva, Lucas
Sakho, Mamadou
*Stewart, Kevin Linford
*Sturridge, Daniel
Wijnaldum, Georginio
Under-21 players (Contract and Scholars)
Adekanye, Omobolaji Habeeb
Alexander Arnold, Trent
Atherton, Daniel
Awoniyi, Taiwo
Brannagan, Cameron
Brewitt, Tom
Brewster, Rhian
Brimmer, Jake
Camacho, Rafael Euclides Soares
Chirivella Burgos, Pedro
Correia Gomes, Toni
Coyle, Liam
Dhanda, Yan
Driscoll-Glennon, Anthony
Ejaria, Oviemuno
Firth, Andrew
Fulton, Ryan
Garcia Rey, Juan Manuel
George, Shamal
Gomes Aju, Madger Antonio
Gomez, Joseph David
Grabara, Kamil
Grujic, Marko
Hart, Samuel James
Hunter, Jordan
Jones, Lloyd Richard
Kane, Herbie
Kelleher, Caoimhin
Kent, Ryan
Lattie, Diego Omar
Lennon, Brooks
Lewis, Adam
Lewis, Kane
Maguire, Joseph
Masterson, Conor
McAuley, Glen
Millar, Liam
Neves Alves, Paulo Manuel
Ojo, Oluwaseyi
Origi, Divock Okoth
Owens, Kris
Parker, Mich'El
Phillips, Adam Lee
Phillips, Nathaniel Harry
Randall, Connor Steven
Rodrigues De Souza, Allan
Ryan Alonso, Dylan
Simmonds, Okera
Virtue Thick, Matthew Joseph
Whelan, Corey
Whyte, Harvey
Williams, Ben
Williams, Michael Jordan
Wilson, Harry
Woodburn, Benjamin

Manchester City

25 Squad players (*=Home grown)
Aguero Del Castillo, Sergio
Bravo Munoz, Claudio Andres
Caballero Lazcano, Wilfredo Daniel
*Clichy, Gael
De Bruyne, Kevin
*Delph, Fabian
Duran, Manuel Agudo
Gundogan, Ilkay
Jimenez Silva, David Josue
Kolarov, Aleksandar
Kompany, Vincent
Luiz Roza, Fernando
Navas, Jesus
Otamendi, Nicolas
Reges, Fernando Francisco
Sagna, Bacary
*Sterling, Raheem Shaquille
*Stones, John
Toure, Gnegneri Yaya
Zabaleta Girod, Pablo Javier
Under-21 players (Contract and Scholars)
Abdelkader Diaz, Brahim
Adarabioyo, Tosin
Agyepong, Thomas
Agyiri, Ernest
Ambrose, Thierry
Barker, Brandon Lee
Blackshaw, Lewis Robert
Boadu-Adjei, Denzeil
Bolton, Luke Phillip
Bryan, Kean Shay
Buckley-ricketts, Isaac
Bullock, Callum
Byrne, Jack
Bytyqi, Sinan
Celina, Bersant
Coveney, Joseph Charles
Davenport, Jacob Alexander
Denayer, Jason
Diallo, Sadou
Dilrosun, Javairo Joreno Faustino
Duhaney, Demeaco
Esmoris Tasende, Jose Angel
Facey, Shay
Faour, Zackarias
Faupala, David
Fernandes Cantin, Paolo
Foden, Philip Walter
Francis, Edward Albert
Garcia Alonso, Manuel
Garcia Serrano, Aleix
Glendon, George
Grimshaw, Daniel James
Gunn, Angus Fraser James
Hardy, Joseph Keith
Haug, Christian Kjetil
Horsfield, James
Humphreys-Grant, Cameron
Iheanacho, Kelechi
Kigbu, Ahogrenashinme
Kongolo, Rodney
Latibeaudiere, Joel Owen
Maffeo Becerra, Pablo
Moreno Duran, Marlos
Muric, Arijanet Anan
Naah, Divine Yelsarmba
Nemane, Aaron Evans
Nmecha, Lukas
Ntcham, Jules Olivier
Nwakali, Chidiebere Chikioke
O'Brien, Billy Thomas
Oliver, Charles William Corrigan
Patching, William Luke
Poveda-Ocampo, Ian Carlo
Pozo La Rosa, Iker
Roberts, Patrick John Joseph
Rosler, Colin
Sancho, Jadon Malik
Sane, Leroy
Sarmiento Martinez, Erik
Smith, Matthew
Smith-Brown, Ashley
Tanor, Collins
Unal, Enes
Wilson, Tyreke
Wood, Marcus James
Yeboah, Yaw
Zinchenko, Oleksandr

Manchester United

25 Squad players (*=Home grown)
Bailly, Eric Bertrand
Blind, Daley
*Carrick, Michael
Darmian, Matteo
De Gea Quintana, David
Depay, Memphis
El-Fitouri, Sadik
Fellaini-Bakkioui, Marouane
Herrera Aguera, Ander
Ibrahimovic, Zlatan
*Johnstone, Samuel Luke
*Jones, Philip Anthony
*Lingard, Jesse Ellis
Mata Garcia, Juan Manuel
Mkhitaryan, Henrikh
*Pogba, Paul Labile
Rojo, Faustino Marcos Alberto
Romero, Sergio German
*Rooney, Wayne Mark
*Schneiderlin, Morgan
Schweinsteiger, Bastian
*Smalling, Christopher
Valencia Mosquera, Luis Antonio
*Young, Ashley Simon
Under-21 players (Contract and Scholars)
Barlow, Aidan Will
Barrett, Jake George
Bohui, Joshua Raymond
Boonen, Indy Zeb Pepe
Borthwick-Jackson, Cameron Jake
Burkart, Nishan Connell
Castro Pereira, Joel Dinis
Chong, Tahith
Dearnley, Zachary Harry
Diedrick-Roberts, Kayne Leevi
Doughty, Joshua Anders
Dunne, Max Edward
Ercolani, Luca
Fojticek, Alex
Fosu-Mensah, Evans Timothy Fosu
Gomes, Adilson Angel Abreu de Almeida
Goss, Sean Richard
Gribbin, Callum Anthony
Hamilton, Ethan Billy
Harrop, Joshua Andrew
Henderson, Dean Bradley
Hoelgebaum Pereira, Andreas Hugo
Januzaj, Adnan
Johnstone, Max Oliver
Kehinde, Tosin Samuel
Kenyon, Jake Barry
Makela, Faustin
Martial, Anthony Joran
McIntosh-Buffonge, Darren Raekwon
Mctominay, Scott
Mitchell, Demetri Kareem
Moutha-Sebtaoui, Ilias
O'Connor, Lee Patrick
O'Hara, Kieran Michael
Olosunde, Matthew Olawale
Poole, Regan Leslie
Rashford, Marcus
Redmond, Devonte Vincent
Riley, Joe
Scott, Charlie Thomas
Shaw, Luke Paul Hoare
Spratt, Harry
Tanner, George
Tuanzebe, Axel
Warren, Tyrell Nathaniel
Whelan, Callum Tyler
Williams, Ro-Shaun Oman
Willock, Matthew
Wilson, James Antony  

Middlesbrough

25 Squad players (*=Home grown)
Barragan, Antonio Juan
*Clayton, Adam Stephen
De Pena Bonino, Carlos Maria
De Roon, Marten Elco
De Sart, Julien Ariel
*Downing, Stewart
Espinosa Zuniga, Bernardo Jose
Fischer, Viktor
*Forshaw, Adam
*Friend, George Andrew Jordan
*Gibson, Benjamin James
Guzan, Bradley Edwin
*Husband, James Andrew
Konstantopoulos, Dimitrios
*Leadbitter, Grant
Negredo Sanchez, Alvaro
Nsue Lopez, Emilio
*Nugent, David James
Osorio, Tomas Mejias
*Pereira da Silva, Fabio
Ramirez Pereyra, Gaston Exequiel
*Rhodes, Jordan Luke
*Sanchez Ayala, Daniel
Stuani, Cristhian Ricardo
Valdes Arribas, Victor
Under-21 players (Contract and Scholars)
Burn, Jonathan David
Chambers, Calum
Chapman, Harrison James
Convery, Nathan Rhys
Cook, James Michael
Cooke, Callum James
Cooke, Liam
Coulson, Hayden Ross
Curry, Mitchell
Dale, Nathan
Elsdon, Matthew
Fewster, Bradley William
Fry, Dael Jonathan
Fryer, Joseph Luke
Guru, Nathan
Halliday, Bradley
Hegarty, Liam Michael
Hemming, Zachary
Holdsworth, Brandon Brian
Jakupovic, Arnel
James, Bradley David
Johnson, Callum Charles
Kitching, Mark Stephen
Lambert, Jack
Liddle, Ben George
Malley, Connor
Maloney, Lewis Terence James
McAloon, Thomas
McGhee, Jordan
McGinley, Nathan
McGoldrick, Niall Richard
Mondal, Junior
Morelli, Joao Neto
Morris, Bryn Andrew
O'Neill, Tyrone
Pattison, Alexander Antony
Pears, Aynsley Alan William
Reading, Patrick James
Renton, Anthony Peter
Storey, Keiran
Tavernier, Marcus Joseph
Tinkler, Robbie
Traore Diarra, Adama
Wheatley, Josef James
Wilson, Jay Harry
Wilson, Matthew  

Southampton

25 Squad players (*=Home grown)
Alves Soares, Cedric Ricardo
*Austin, Charlie
*Bertrand, Ryan
Boufal, Sofiane
Clasie, Jordy
*Davis, Steven
Fonte, Jose Miguel
*Forster, Fraser Gerard
Gardos, Florin
*Isgrove, Lloyd Jeffrey
*Long, Shane Patrick
Martina, Rhu-endly Aurelio Jean-Carlo
*McCarthy, Alex Simon
Pied, Jeremy
*Redmond, Nathan Daniel Jerome
*Rodriguez, Jay Enriqus
*Stephens, Jack
Tadic, Dusan
*Taylor, Stuart James
Van Dijk, Virgil
Vidal, Oriol Romeu
*Ward-Prowse, James Michael Edward
Yoshida, Maya
Under-21 players (Contract and Scholars)
Bakary, Mohamed Richard
Barnes, Marcus Thomas
Bradley Green, Jamie
Cook, Oliver David Paul
Cull, Alexander
Cull, Benjamin Simon
Davis, Harrison
Flannigan, Jake
Freeman, Kieran
Gallagher, Samuel James
Gardner, Oliver
Hale, Harlem
Hamblin, Harry Mark
Hesketh, Jake Alexander
Hojbjerg, Pierre Emile Kordt
Johnson, Tyreke Martin
Jones, Alfie
Klarer, Christoph
Langan, Connor John
Lewis, Harry Charles John
Little, Armani
McCarthy, Jason Sean
McQueen, Samuel James
Mdlalose, Siphesihle Thembinkosi
Musendo, Rugare David
Nlundulu, Dan
O'Connor, Thomas James
O'Driscoll, Aaron
Obafemi, Michael Oluwadurotimi
Olomola, Olufela
Osborn, Neal Paul Sean
Parkes, Adam Darren
Reed, Harrison James
Rowthorn, Ben John
Seager, Ryan Paul
Sims, Joshua Samuel
Siu, Javen Michael
Slattery, Callum
Smallbone, William Anthony Patrick
Targett, Matthew Robert
Thomas, Archie Alexander
Valery, Yan
Vokins, Jake
Willard, Harley Bryn
Wood, William Nicholas 

Stoke City

25 Squad players (*=Home grown)
Adam, Charles Graham
Afellay, Ibrahim
*Allen, Joseph Michael
Arnautovic, Marko
*Bachmann, Daniel
*Bardsley, Phillip Anthony
Bony, Wilfried Guemiand
*Butland, Jack
Cameron, Geoff Scott
*Crouch, Peter James
Diouf, Mame Biram
*Given, Shay John James
*Grant, Lee Anderson
Haugaard, Jakob
Imbula Wanga, Gilbert
*Ireland, Stephen James
*Johnson, Glen McLeod Cooper
Krkic Perez, Bojan
Martins Indi, Rolando Maximiliano
Muniesa Martinez, Marc
Pieters, Erik
Shaqiri, Xherdan
*Shawcross, Ryan James
*Walters, Jonathan Ronald
*Whelan, Glenn David
Under-21 players (Contract and Scholars)
Abdallah, Hakim
Allen, Mitchell
Ayoola, Olusola Adeola
Balde, Rachid
Banks, Lewis
Butler, James Anthony
Cherdieu, Andrew
Da Silva Monteiro, Venancio
Deczki, Mate
Diallo, Mohamed
Dunwoody, Jake
Dyche, Thomas
Edwards, Liam
Edwards, Thomas Adam
El Ouariachi, Mohamed
Greenidge, Jordan Neil
Gyollai, Daniel
Isted, Harvey James Duke
Jarvis, Daniel Adam
Jokelainen, Niklas Antero
Karamoko, Vazoumana
Lecygne, Eddy
Marques De Almeida Vieira Da Silva, Luis
Molina Beloqui, Sergio
Ngoy Bin Cibambi, Julien Fontaine
Read, Harvey Stafford
Renee-Pringle, Johnville Isaacs Joseph
Russo, Connor Mickel
Sadiki, Kosovar
Shenton, Oliver
Sobhi, Ramadan
Sorensen, Lasse
Souttar, Harry
Sweeney, Ryan Joseph
Szereto, Krisztofer
Taylor, Joel
Telford, Dominic
Twyford, Jacob Thomas
Verlinden, Thibaud
Waddington, Mark Thomas
Wara, Semi Scott 

Sunderland

25 Squad players (*=Home grown)
*Borini, Fabio
*Cattermole, Lee Barry
*Defoe, Jermain Colin
Djilobodji, El Hadji Papy Mison
*Honeyman, George Christopher
*Jones, Billy
Khazri, Wahbi
Kirchhoff, Jan Tilman
Kone, Lamine-Gueye
*Larsson, Sebastian Bengt Ulf
*Lawson, Carl
*Love, Donald Alistair
*Mannone, Vito
Manquillo Gaitan, Javier
Ndong, Didier Ibrahim
*O'Shea, John Francis
*Pickford, Jordan Lee
Pienaar, Steven
*Rodwell, Jack
*Van Aanholt, Patrick John Miguel
*Watmore, Duncan Ian
Under-21 players (Contract and Scholars)
Allan, Christopher Mark
Asoro, Joel Joshghene
Bale, Adam James
Beadling, Thomas
Blinco, Jordan William
Brady, George
Casey, Dan Patrick
Connelly, Lee John
Connolly, Jack
Denayer, Jason
Diamond, Jack Tyler
Embleton, Elliot John
Gamble, Owen Jay
Gooch, Lynden Jack
Greenwood, Rees
Hackett, Jake Willis
Hickey, Jordan
Hume, Denver Jay
Januzaj, Adnan
Krusnell, Oscar
Ledger, Michael
Maja, Joshua Erowoli
McAughtrie, Fergus David
McNair, Patrick James Coleman
Mgunga-Kimpioka, Benjamin
Molyneux, Luke
Nelson, Andrew George Robert
Pain, Oliver David
Patterson, Anthony
Poame, Jean-Yves
Pybus, Daniel Joseph
Robson, Ethan
Robson, Joshua Paul
Robson, Thomas
Storey, Alexander Michael
Stryjek, Maksymilian
Talbot, James
Taylor, Brandon Lewis
Woud, Michael Cornelis
Wright, Daniel
Young, Jacob Matthew

Swansea City

25 Squad players (*=Home grown)
Amat Maas, Jordi
Barrow, Moduo
Birighitti, Mark Romano
*Britton, Leon James
*Cork, Jack Frank Porteous
*Dyer, Nathan Antone Jonah
Fabianski, Lukasz
Fer, Leroy
Fernandez, Federico
Fulton, Jay
Gonzalez Tomas, Borja
Ki, Sung Yueng
Kingsley, Stephen
Llorente Torres, Fernando Javier
*Mawson, Alfie Robert John
Montero Vite, Jefferson Antonio
*Naughton, Kyle
Nordfeldt, Bo Kristoffer
*Routledge, Wayne Neville Anthony
*Sigurdsson, Gylfi Thor
*Taylor, Neil John
Tremmel, Gerhard
Van Der Hoorn, Mike Adrianus Wilhelmus
Zaragoza, Angel Rangel
Under-21 players (Contract and Scholars)
Berry, Cameron
Bia Bi, Botti Boulenin
Blair, Ryan Dominic
Blake, Matthew
Bray, Alexander George
Byers, George William
Cabango, Benjamin
Cooper, Brandon James
Cooper, Oliver Joseph
Cullen, Liam Jamie
Darame, Causso
Davies, Keston Ellis
Davies, Mael Daniel
Dulca, Marco-Alexandru
Dyson, Thomas Jonathan
Edwards, Liam Rhys
Elliot, Jordan John William
Evans, Jack
Evans, Keiran
Fox, Jack Robert
Garrick, Jordon D'Andre
Grimes, Matthew Jacob
Hanbury, Sean
Hazell, Finley Morgan
Hedges, Ryan Peter
Holland, Thomas
James, Daniel
Jefferies, Daniel Rhys
Jones, Jordan Levi
Jones, Owain Rhys
King, Adam
Lang, Alex William
Lewis, Aaron James
Lewis, Joe Cameron
Maric, Adnan
McBurnie, Oliver
Morgan, Ben
Plezier, Tom Pieter
Price, Thomas Owen
Reid, Tyler
Roberts, Connor Richard Jones
Roberts, Matthew Marcus Josef
Rodon, Joseph Peter
Samuel, Alexander Kinloch
Sheehan, Joshua Luke
Thomas, Lewis Rhys
Treacy, Ross Anthony
Vickers, Josh
Williams, Rhydian Iolo
Zabret, Gregor 

Tottenham Hotspur

25 Squad players (*=Home grown)
Alderweireld, Toby Albertine
*Carroll, Thomas James
*Davies, Benjamin Thomas
Dembele, Mousa
Dier, Eric Jeremy Edgar
Eriksen, Christian
Heung-Min, Son
Janssen, Vincent Petrus Anna Sebastiaan
*Kane, Harry
Lamela, Erik
Lloris, Hugo
Lopez Sabata, Pau
*Rose, Daniel Lee
Sissoko, Moussa
*Trippier, Kieran John
Vertonghen, Jan
Vorm, Michel
*Walker, Kyle Andrew
Wanyama, Victor
Wimmer, Kevin
Under-21 players (Contract and Scholars)
Alli, Bamidele Jermaine
Amos, Luke Ayodele
Austin, Brandon Anthony
Bennetts, Keanan Chidozie
Brown, Jaden


Carter-Vickers, Cameron
De Bie, Jonathan
Dinzeyi, Jonathan Toko Lema
Duncan, Dylan
Edwards, Marcus
Eyoma, Timothy Joel
Freeman, Charlie
Georgiou, Anthony Michael
Glover, Thomas William
Goddard, Cy
Griffiths, Reo Revaldo
Harrison, Shayon
Hinds, Tariq Devontae Aaron
Lesniak, Filip
Lock, Matthew Joseph
Loft, Ryan
Maghoma, Christian
Marsh, George Owen
Mcdermott, Thomas William
McGee, Luke Paul
Miller, William
Mukena, Joy-Richard
Muscatt, Joseph Luis
Nkoudou Mbida, Georges-Kevin
Oakley-Boothe, Tashan
Oduwa, Nathan
Ogilvie, Connor Stuart
Omolabi, Moroyin
Onomah, Joshua
Oteh, Aramide Jay
Owens, Charlie
Pritchard, Joe Cameron
Reynolds, Jamie Joe
Roles, Jack
Shashoua, Samuel
Sterling, Kazaiah
Stylianides, Zenon
Tanganga, Japhat Manzambi
Tracey, Shilow
Tsaroulla, Nicholas
Walker-Peters, Kyle
Walkes, Anton
Whiteman, Alfie
Winks, Harry

Watford

25 Squad players (*=Home grown)
Amrabat, Noureddine
Behrami, Valon
Britos Cabrera, Miguel Angel
Capoue, Etienne
*Cathcart, Craig George
Cholevas, Chose Loint
*Deeney, Troy Matthew
Doucoure, Abdoulaye
*Gilmartin, Rene
Gomes, Heurelho da Silva
Guedioura, Adlene
Ighalo, Odion
Janmaat, Daryl
Kabasele, Christian
Kaboul, Younes
*Mariappa, Adrian Joseph
Okaka, Stefano Chuka
Pantilimon, Costel Fane
Pereyra, Roberto Maximiliano
Prodl, Sebastian
*Watson, Ben
Zuniga, Juan Camilo
Under-21 players (Contract and Scholars)
Adedeji, Jubril
Adeyemo, Ola
Agbo, Uche Henry
Bannister, Charlie Brendan Alec
Becerra Maya, Juan Camillo
Cabrera, Jesus Cruz
Charles, Ashley James
Eleftheriou, Andrew
Empson, Bradley
Estupinan Tenorio, Pervis Josue
Folivi, Michael Kwaku
Forster, Harry James
Gartside, Nathan James
Huja, Marian
Jakubiak, Alexander Louis
Johnson, Treon Joval
Jones, Ben Anthony
Lacy, Jamie Sebastian
Lewis, Dennon Elliot
Mason, Brandon Alexander
Nunes Nascimento, Robert Kenedy
Obi, Ogochukwu Alexander
Ohayon, Haviv
Oulare, Mamadou Obbi
Ovenden, Rhyle
Pattisson, Christie Francis
Penaranda Maestre, Adalberto
Pereira, Dion Enrico
Roe, Joshua Dylan
Rogers, Louis Ronald
Rowan, Charles Alfred
Ryan, Maximillian Medwyn Richard John
Sesay, David Junior Deen
Sinclair, Jerome Terence
Stevens, Connor John
Stewart, Carl Leon
Stray, Reece Daniel
Success Ajayi, Isaac
Thomas, Andrew Delmos

West Bromwich Albion

25 Squad players (*=Home grown)
*Berahino, Saido
*Brunt, Christopher
Chadli, Nacer
*Dawson, Craig
*Evans, Jonathan Grant
*Fletcher, Darren Barr
*Foster, Ben
*Gardner, Craig
McAuley, Gareth Gerald
McClean, James Joseph
*McManaman, Callum Henry
*Morrison, James Clark
*Myhill, Glyn Oliver
Nyom, Allan
Olsson, Jonas
*Phillips, Matthew
*Robson-Kanu, Thomas Hal
Rondon, Jose Solomon
Yacob, Claudio
Under-21 players (Contract and Scholars)
Artymatas, Panagiotis
Barbir, Daniel
Biddle, Bobbie
Bradley, Alex
Campbell, Tahvon
Chambers, Maurice Jack
Clayton-Phillips, Nicholas
Donnellan, Shaun
Dool, Sameron
Edwards, Kyle Hakeem
Elbouzedi, Zachary
Field, Samuel
Fitzwater, Jack Joseph
Forss, Marcus
Galloway, Brendan Joel Zibusiso
Hall, Myles
Harper, Rekeem
Healy, Kevin
Holsgrove, Kieran
House, Bradley Roy
Howkins, Kyle
Jones, Callam
Keranovic, Jasmin
Leko, Jonathan Kisolokele
McCourt, Jack
McCourt, Robbie
Melbourne, Max
Meredith, Daniel William
Morrison, Taylor
Nabi, Rahis
O'Shea, Dara
Palmer, Alexander
Pierce, Evan
Piggott, Jordan Christian John
Pritchatt, Callum George
Przybek, Adam
Roberts, Tyler
Robinson, Tyrell
Rose, Jack Joseph
Ross, Ethan Walker
Scrivens, Chay
Smith, James
Soleman, Aram
Sweeney, Bradley Stuart
Walker, Cameron
Ward, Joseph
Wilding, Samuel
Wilson, Kane
Wright, Andre

West Ham United

25 Squad players (*=Home grown)
*Antonio, Michail Gregory
Arbeloa Coca, Alvaro
Ayew, Andre Morgan Rami
*Byram, Samuel Mark
Calleri, Jonathan
*Carroll, Andrew Thomas
*Collins, James Michael
*Cresswell, Aaron
Feghouli, Sofiane
Kouyate, Cheikhou
Lanzini, Manuel
Masuaku Kawela, Fuka-Arthur
*Noble, Mark James
*Nordtveit, Havard
Obiang Avomo, Pedro Mba
Ogbonna, Obinze Angelo
Payet, Dimitri
*Randolph, Darren Edward Andrew
Reid, Winston Wiremu
Sakho, Diafra
San Miguel Del Castillo, Adrian
Spiegel, Raphael Simon
Tore, Gokhan
*Westley, Samuel Edward
Zaza, Simone
Under-21 players (Contract and Scholars)
Akinola, Olatunji Oluwasehun
Barrett, Mason
Belic, Luka
Browne, Marcus Alexander
Burke, Reece
Coventry, Conor
Cullen, Joshua Jon
Diangana, Grady
Dobson, George David
Fernandes Ribeiro, Edimilson
Fletcher, Ashley Michael
Ford, Samuel George
Gordon, Jaanai Derece
Hamilton, Malyk
Hector-Ingram, Jahmal Justin
Hendrie, Stephen
Henry, Korrey
Howes, Samuel Scott
Johnson, Benjamin
Kemp, Daniel
Knoyle, Kyle
Lewis, Alfie
Longelo-Mbule, Rosaire
Makasi, Kusu Moses
Martinez Lopez, Antonio
Matrevics, Rihards
Neufville, Vashon
Oxford, Reece Joel
Page, Lewis Robert
Parfitt-Williams, Djair Terraii Carl
Pask, Joshua David
Pike, Alexander George
Powell, Joe
Quina, Domingos
Rice, Declan
Samuelsen, Martin
Scully, Anthony Richard
Sylvestre, Noha
Trott, Nathan Wallace Newman
Wells, Ben

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