No sooner has the European football reached it's climax than we have the start of the new domestic season's across Europe.  Of particular interest will be the start of the new Premier League season on 12th September.

Prior to this though, there is a strangely timed international break with the UEFA Nations League getting started again, with England playing 2 matches against Iceland and Denmark.

The Premier League returns on 12th September with the opening round of fixtures, albeit with Man Utd and Man City's fixtures being postponed to give those two teams an extra week's rest after their European participation in August.

Man City 8/11 (Bet365)

Liverpool 23/10 (Unibet)

Chelsea 12/1 (Bet365)

Man Utd 16/1 (Bet365)

Arsenal 45/1 (Paddy Power)

Tottenham 55/1 (Paddy Power)

Wolves 200/1 (Bet365)

Leeds 200/1 (Paddy Power)

Leicester 250/1 (Paddy Power)

Man City are the favourites at 8/11, which is slightly surprising given how easily Liverpool coasted to the title last year and also how tamely Man City ended up going out of Europe.  Liverpool look a fairly decent price at 23/10, they have kept their squad together and still look very strong.

Out of the challengers, Chelsea have signed some big players lik Havertz, Werner, Ziyech, Chilwell, Thiago Silva and could go well at 12/1, though all those new signings may need time to gel together as a team.  Man Utd look big at  16/1 having finished last season in fine form and looking a different team with Bruno Fernandes in the side - they also look like signing Donny Van De Beek from Ajax.

The top goalscorer market is always a popular betting market and is as interesting as ever this year.

Mo Salah 6/1 (William Hill)

Harry Kane 6/1 (Betfred)

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang 6/1 (Bet365)

Sergio Aguero 15/2 (Betfred)

Raheem Sterling 11/1 (Paddy Power)

Timo Werner 12/1 (Betfred)

Sadio Mane 16/1 (William Hill)

There are three joint favourites, with Salah, Kane and Aubameyang all available at 6/1, all are expected to go well again and all could be a good bet.  However the value appears to be further down the list, with last season's winner Jamie Vardy available at a whopping 18/1.  This feels too good to refuse, ok Leicester finished the season in poor form, but with a good rest they could come back fresh and Vardy looks as likely as ever to hit 20+ goals.