Currently sitting second, the Gunners are well-positioned to continue their strong campaign.

Meanwhile, Chelsea are also making strides, sitting fourth with 14 points, level with Aston Villa but ahead on goal difference.

Fulham have been tough opponents, while Tottenham Hotspur aim to replicate their success following a resounding 3-0 victory over Manchester United.

WhoScored has compiled their Premier League Team of the Season so far, highlighting standout players from the first few weeks. Here's a breakdown of the highest-rated players to date:

GK: David Raya (Arsenal)

Arsenal’s defense has been strong, conceding just six goals, the second-lowest in the league.

David Raya has contributed significantly with 25 saves, particularly shining in key matches against Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester City, where he made nine saves in their 2-2 draw.

Rating: 7.3

RB: Pedro Porro (Spurs)

Pedro Porro has become a crucial part of Tottenham Hotspur’s defensive unit. His contribution in the opening game against Leicester City, where he scored to secure a point.

Rating: 7.2

CB: Virgil van Dijk (Liverpool)

Liverpool’s defense has been nearly impenetrable, with just two goals conceded so far. Virgil van Dijk remains a dominant force at the back, contributing to five clean sheets, and looks to maintain this form as the season progresses.

Rating: 7.4

CB: Ibrahima Konate (Liverpool)

Ibrahima Konate has been equally formidable in Liverpool’s backline, solidifying their defensive strength.

As the season resumes, his partnership with van Dijk will be critical in upcoming clashes against Chelsea and Arsenal.

Rating: 7.2

LB: Anthony Robinson (Fulham)

Fulham’s Anthony Robinson has played a pivotal role in their strong start, completing 25 tackles, the third-highest in the league.

His two assists and consistent performances have earned him a spot in the Team of the Season so far.

Rating: 7.2

RM: Bukayo Saka (Arsenal)

Bukayo Saka continues to prove himself as one of the Premier League's top talents.

With two goals and seven assists already this season, the Arsenal winger has been integral to their attacking threat, notably playing a part in all three goals against Southampton.

Rating: 8.2

CM: Cole Palmer (Chelsea)

Cole Palmer has had a strong start to the season with Chelsea, following an impressive previous campaign.

This season, Palmer has already recorded six goals and five assists, showing his influence in Chelsea’s offensive play.

Rating: 8.0

CM: James Maddison (Spurs)

After battling injuries last season, James Maddison has become a key player in Tottenham’s attack.

With two goals and two assists, the 27-year-old midfielder is a vital playmaker for Spurs and is starting to find his scoring touch again.

Rating: 7.6

LM: Luis Díaz (Liverpool)

Luis Díaz has been quick to find his form despite off-season transfer speculation. The Colombian winger has already netted five goals and provided one assist, including a brace in Liverpool’s emphatic win over Manchester United.

 

 

 

Rating: 7.5

CF: Erling Haaland (Man City)

Erling Haaland has continued his dominant form in front of goal, leading the Premier League Golden Boot race with 10 goals in just seven matches. His clinical finishing makes him a constant threat to defenses.

Rating: 8.1

CF: Kai Havertz (Arsenal)

Kai Havertz has been a key player for Arsenal, helping to push their title challenge forward.

With four goals already this season, the German forward is building on his impressive form from last season, where he scored 13 goals and assisted seven times.

Rating: 7.5