- Season Preview
- The dawn of a new dynasty: Can Liverpool win back-to-back titles?
- Can Manchester United and Tottenham, who are in their worst slump, bounce back?
What are Chelsea's plans for the 2025/26 season, now that they've returned to the Champions League? What are the goals and challenges for the five clubs competing in the UCL?
- In Everton's first season at their new stadium, can they regain their former glory with Moyes back? And the Merseyside derby is even bigger!
- Preview of the three promoted teams: Leeds United, Burnley, Sunderland

- Scouting Report
1.
Liverpool
2.
Arsenal
3.
Manchester City
4.
Chelsea
5.
Newcastle United
6.
Aston Villa
7.
Nottingham Forest
8.
Brighton & Hove Albion
9.
Bournemouth
10.
Brentford
11.
Fulham
12.
Crystal Palace
13.
Everton
14.
West Ham United
15.
Manchester United
16.
Wolverhampton Wanderers
17.
Tottenham Hotspur
18.
Leeds United
19.
Burnley
20.
Sunderland

Can Liverpool retain their title? Can Arsenal and Manchester City claim the top spot?
How will the fortunes and joys of the six big clubs competing in the Champions League intersect?
The 2025-2026 Premier League Guidebook, which contains all the key points to watch for in the 2025/26 season.

Liverpool made a spectacular comeback last season, stopping Manchester City's four-game winning streak.
It was a drama in itself that the new manager, Arne Slot, perfectly carried on the legacy of former manager Klopp and won the 20th league title.
But the 25/26 season will be a story of another dimension.
Liverpool, burdened by back-to-back titles, Manchester City aiming to completely restore their reputation, and Arsenal, who still desperately want to win the title more than anyone else.
The competition for the championship, which is expected to be a three-way battle, is expected to be fiercer than ever.

But a long, drawn-out season will never be without its ups and downs, with just these three teams competing for the title.
Big signing news is pouring in from teams that have built formidable squads and are aiming to reclaim the top spot this season, with Chelsea, Newcastle, Aston Villa, Manchester United and Tottenham all possessing the ability and potential to challenge for the title at any time.
In the 25/26 season, there are a total of 6 PL clubs competing in the Champions League, and 8 teams competing in European competitions, including Aston Villa and Crystal Palace in the Europa League, so there is a high possibility of more unexpected variables than ever before.
This unprecedented situation itself will demonstrate the competitiveness of the entire Premier League and create numerous news and issues.

However, what is regrettable is that Son Heung-min, the legend who has brought joy and excitement to Tottenham fans in Korea, London, England, and around the world for the past 10 years, has chosen to transfer ahead of this season.
Although his individual performances declined somewhat last season due to a decrease in playing time due to injuries and other reasons, many fans expected to see him in Tottenham and the PL this season as well, as he returned to the Champions League with the great achievement of winning the Europa League.
But rather than spending another season in the Premier League, Son Heung-min appears to be planning the next chapter of his career by preparing for what will be his final World Cup as captain of the South Korean national team.

Son Heung-min's transfer isn't the only disappointing news for Korean soccer fans.
Hwang Hee-chan's position and competitiveness at Wolverhampton have weakened due to repeated injuries and poor performances last season, and Yang Min-hyeok, who had high expectations as a rising star, has also been loaned back to the Championship, leaving the future to wait.
Also, Brentford's Kim Ji-soo has been loaned to Kaiserslautern in the German Bundesliga 2.0 and will not be seen in the PL this season. Also, 18-year-old winger Park Seung-soo, who surprisingly joined Newcastle ahead of the season, is not expected to be an immediate force, so it is difficult to expect great performances from Korean Premier League players this season.

But the appeal of the Premier League lies in the changes that occur every season, the fiercer competition, and the emergence of new stars.
The three promoted teams (Leeds, Burnley, and Sunderland) are drawing attention to see if they can wash away the dishonor of being relegated as a whole for the past six seasons, which is almost a cruel history, and Everton is leaving Goodison Park, their home ground for over 130 years, and starting a new era at the newly built Hill Dickinson Stadium, which has a capacity of nearly 13,000.
Under the leadership of David Moyes, who returned to the helm after 12 years, along with a new stadium, the club is dreaming of a leap forward to become a big club.

The 25/26 Premier League season will be more than just football; it will be a grand narrative.
The continuation and challenge of a dynasty, generational change and revival, and even new hope and regrettable parting.
Let's take a look at what kind of drama will unfold on this stage where all the stories are intertwined with each other with the 『20252026 Premier League Guidebook』 prepared by Brain Store and Hidden Football.

The Premier League is a stage where no team can take it easy and where players who were never expected to see it can suddenly burst into action and put on a crazy performance. Everything you can expect and imagine in football can unfold.
And such appearances are the unique charm and pride of PL that captivates fans.
Let's enjoy this league, overflowing with charm, once again with the members of Istar TV/Hidden Football.

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