Troy Deeney's Premier League Team of the Week: Isak, Konsa, Mitchell, Barnes Shine
After every round of Premier League fixtures this season, Troy Deeney shares his team and manager of the week. Here are his latest selections. Do you agree with his picks? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.
Goalkeeper
- David Raya (Arsenal): Made crucial saves once again, reinforcing why many see him as the league’s best goalkeeper. He continuously delivers in critical moments.
Defenders
- Ezri Konsa (Arsenal): Delivered a dependable display, including a key tackle on Morgan Rogers. He fits seamlessly into Arsenal’s strong lineup and may even be needed at right-back once the squad is fully fit.
- Ronald Araujo (Liverpool): Despite some criticism over his defending at Barcelona, he impressed for Liverpool, adapting well to playing right-back.
- Tyrick Mitchell (Crystal Palace): Scored twice from left-back and remains a consistent performer who often flies under the radar.
Midfielders
- Harvey Barnes (Newcastle): Scored a fine goal into the far corner and has been impressive despite not grabbing headlines like some peers.
- Martin Odegaard (Arsenal): Arsenal’s captain led by example, showing why doubts about his future were misplaced.
- Cody Gakpo (Liverpool): Created two goals from midfield, staying focused amid transfer speculation and delivering on the pitch.
- Cesar Palacios (Fulham) & Vitaly Janelt (Brentford): Both contributed solid, unflashy performances that are vital though often overlooked.
Forwards
- Alexander Isak (Liverpool): Despite doubts about his form due to injuries last season, he showed why some tipped him for the Golden Boot, proving critics wrong even when he doesn’t score every game.
- Kai Havertz (Arsenal): Arsenal’s top striker, outperforming expectations and outshining others like Gyokeres with consistent finishes and overall play.
Manager
- David Moyes (Everton): Managed to get results despite losing key attacking players in a poor transfer window.
Do you agree with Troy Deeney’s team this week? Which players would you pick? Share your opinions in the comments section below.
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