Alan Shearer has revealed who he thinks will win the Premier League title after predicting Arsenal ahead of Man City and Liverpool before the start of the season.

The Gunners have only picked up one point from their last three Premier League games against Bournemouth, Liverpool and Newcastle.

Mikel Arteta’s side have fallen to fifth place in the Premier League standings after many pundits were betting on winning the title before the start of the new campaign.

Liverpool They were written off by many, after Jurgen Klopp left the club at the end of last season and Arne Slot took over.

But it is the Reds who lead the Premier League table and Slot guided them to eight wins in their first ten games.

Liverpool are currently one point ahead of the defending champions city ​​man – which occupies second place – and seven points ahead of the fifth place Arsenal.

Nottingham Forest and Chelsea are third and fourth respectively, but Shearer still believes he is between Liverpool, Man City and Arsenal for the title this season.

Shearer said in The rest is football podcast: “I would still say that the favorite is Manchester City, but it is close.

“Liverpool have been much better than I thought. I didn’t think they would be challenging but they are, there’s no doubt about that. I don’t think they’re going to disappear.

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“I am disappointed with Arsenal and I warned them before the season started. “You would still say that Manchester City are simply the favorites because they have been in the block.”

Responding to Shearer’s claims about the title race, former England striker Gary Lineker gave his opinion, saying: “I think I agree. City have been there, they have done it four times in a row.

“You wonder if that will reach them at some point because it is very difficult to maintain that absolute momentum that takes them over the goal.

“I would say they are still favorites. I supported them at the beginning of the season and I wouldn’t change my mind now.

“Liverpool are a real contender for the title and I think it was a surprise. Following in Jurgen Klopp’s huge shoes was always going to be difficult, but Slot seems to fit the bill perfectly.

And former Manchester City and England right-back Micah Richards also gave his opinion, continuing: “I would still play for Manchester City just because of what happened in the past. I would still say they are favorites, simply.”