Fulham midfielder Tom Cairney believes Arsenal are favourites to retain the Premier League title, praising their remarkable squad depth, physical strength and tactical versatility. The 35-year-old has experienced the difficulty of facing Arsenal firsthand and believes Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta…

Fulham midfielder Tom Cairney stated that Arsenal are the team to beat to retain the Premier League title, pointing to their bench depth, physicality, and tactical versatility. Speaking on the Marc White Fixes Football podcast, Cairney praised manager Mikel Arteta for building a side capable of matching opponents through both technical skill and physical power, claiming the title is currently Arsenal's to lose.
Cairney specifically highlighted the defensive work rate of Eberechi Eze and the physical presence of Jurrien Timber, comparing the Dutch defender to a fridge freezer. The report notes Arsenal also benefit from managerial continuity compared to rivals Manchester City and Liverpool, though Babafemi Busari writes that Manchester City currently hold a six-point lead over Arsenal.
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