1. Premier League team Arsenal Arsenal is regarded as one of the most active clubs in the current transfer window due to the club's recent purchase of a number of elite players. In the upcoming season, the Arsenal club is prepared to contend for the Premier League championship as well as other domestic honors.

Last week, Mikel Arteta's team defeated Nurnberg in their first preseason game, and new player Gabriel Jesus helped to secure the victory by scoring twice right away after being brought on as a replacement. When Arsenal takes the field during the upcoming Premier League season, this is likely to be their starting lineup.

2. Manchester City, the reigning Premier League champions, have successfully completed four formal player deals during the current transfer window. After a successful team makeover, Pep Guardiola's players, who were eliminated from the Champions League tournament by Real Madrid the previous season, are currently looking forward to recovering the illustrious trophy next season. The team that Pep coached lost the match.

Given the recent additions of Erling Haaland and Julian Alvarez, the following is a possible starting lineup for Pep Guardiola's Citizens for the 2018 campaign.

Which of the two teams, Arsenal or Manchester City, do you believe will dominate the Premier League the next season based on the expected starting lineup?

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Reports: Chelsea Defender Set To Join Burnley

In order to prepare for the upcoming season, Chelsea will restructure the team as a number of players leave the organization and others join.

David Ornstein, a journalist and football transfer analyst, claims that Burnley and Chelsea have reached an agreement for Ian Maatsen to join them on a season-long loan.

The deal's paperwork still needs to be finalized, but the 20-year-old is scheduled to have a medical on Thursday in the North West, and if everything goes according to plan, the transfer should be finished by the weekend.

After Burnley was relegated from the Premier League last season, manager Vincent Kompany is already preparing for life outside of the league. The West London club's return to the top division of football is currently the Belgian's primary priority.

The highly regarded defender, who joined Chelsea in 2018, has a contract at Stamford Bridge through 2024 with a one-year extension option.