‘We all already know they’re too young for this’: Callum Wilson now predicts who’ll win the Premier League this season- Man City or Arsenal
Callum Wilson has now made his prediction about whether Manchester City or Arsenal will win the Premier League.
Speaking on BBC’s Footballers’ Football Podcast, the Newcastle United strike was quizzed about which of the two teams will come out on top.
Callum Wilson, who is known to speak his mind gave his honest prediction on whether Manchester City or Arsenal will end up as Premier League champions.
Callum Wilson makes Premier League champion prediction between Manchester City or Arsenal
Gary Neville recently backed Mikel Arteta and Co. to go all the way, considering he believed that no team has ever won the league four times in a row and the same could apply towards the Sky Blues.
A question mark amongst many is how Pep Guardiola will motivate his players to try and fight for the biggest honours again after having won the treble.
However, Callum Wilson still reckons Manchester City get one up over Arsenal by winning the Premier League in his prediction.
“I think Man City will win the league. They have the know-how at the back end of the season when the time matters, they have the strength-in-depth and they have been in that position where they have chased, where they have been chased, I just think Pep [Guardiola] and his guys at the minute are a difficult team to play against and people will be more fearful of playing City than Arsenal.”
Pep Guardiola is the difference maker in any title fight
Callum Wilson is perhaps wise to back the experience of Manchester City over an admittedly exceptional Arsenal side to lift the Premier League title in his prediction.
But apart from that, City also have an advantage in the form of Pep Guardiola, who has won 11 out of the 14 title races he has been involved in his career.
Whether it be through conjuring tactical solutions out of nothing, being a brilliant man-manager or setting his side up to either chase or be chased in title races, Guardiola has far too many tricks up his sleeve.
As magnificent a coach as Mikel Arteta is, his former colleague may well be the greatest league manager to have ever graced the sport.
