ARS
Arsenal
North London's red-and-white aristocrats — stylish, stubborn, still chasing the next title.
Mikel Arteta · Emirates Stadium
Official-style sheets · Premier League 2026/27
Choose a club.
Meet the eleven.
Projected matchday sides, FIFA-style frames, honours and a short history for every Premier League club — built for fans picking a new shirt.
Clubs
20
Projected starters
220
Head coaches
20
Season opens
21 Aug
Title conversation
The sides everyone is watching
20 clubs
AVL
Aston Villa
A founding giant of the Football League, roaring again in claret and blue.
Unai Emery · Villa Park
BOU
AFC Bournemouth
A seaside underdog that refuses to stay small.
Marco Rose · Dean Court
BRE
Brentford
West London's smartest small club — bees, recruitment, and a new ground.
Keith Andrews · Gtech Community Stadium
BHA
Brighton & Hove Albion
The Seagulls: progressive football from the south coast.
Fabian Hürzeler · Falmer Stadium
CHE
Chelsea
West London's restless superclub — Stamford Bridge, big nights, bigger swings.
Xabi Alonso · Stamford Bridge
COV
PromotedCoventry City
The Sky Blues — 1987 cup kings, back among the elite.
Frank Lampard · CBS Arena
CRY
Crystal Palace
South London's eagles — Selhurst noise and a first major cup.
Pierre Sage · Selhurst Park
EVE
Everton
The Toffees: royal blue, a new dockside home, and Merseyside's older club.
David Moyes · Hill Dickinson Stadium
FUL
Fulham
Craven Cottage on the Thames — London's prettiest ground, and a stubborn survivor.
Álvaro Arbeloa · Craven Cottage
HUL
PromotedHull City
The Tigers are back — amber and black, Humberside, and nothing handed to them.
Sergej Jakirović · MKM Stadium
IPS
PromotedIpswich Town
Bobby Robson's Tractor Boys, home again at Portman Road.
Gary O'Neil · Portman Road
LEE
Leeds United
Elland Road, all white, and a support that never does things quietly.
Daniel Farke · Elland Road
MUN
Manchester United
The biggest English name of the television age — tragedy, Ferguson, and Old Trafford.
Michael Carrick · Old Trafford
NEW
Newcastle United
A city club in black and white — St James' Park on the hill.
Matthias Jaissle · St James' Park
NFO
Nottingham Forest
Clough's European kings — the oldest club in this league, back in the light.
Oliver Glasner · City Ground
SUN
Sunderland
The Black Cats of Wearside — a huge club that had to climb back.
Régis Le Bris · Stadium of Light
TOT
Tottenham Hotspur
To Dare Is To Do — north London, lilywhite, always almost.
Roberto De Zerbi · Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
How to pick
A city, a colour, a story.
Sheets are projected from mid-August 2026 reporting — official Premier League squad lists, pre-season line-ups, and club personnel. Opening weekend can still shift a name or two.
20 clubs · season opens 21 August