Troy Deeney's Premier League Team of the Week: Isak, Konsa, Mitchell, Barnes Shine
After every Premier League matchday, Troy Deeney shares his picks for the standout players and manager. Here are his selections this week—do you agree with the choices?
Goalkeeper
- David Raya (Arsenal): Made several key saves again, reinforcing why he’s considered the league’s top goalkeeper. He constantly delivers in critical moments.
Defenders
- Ezri Konsa (Arsenal): Put in a reliable performance, including a crucial tackle on Morgan Rogers. He’s fitting perfectly into Arsenal’s strong squad and might even have to play right-back when all players return.
- Ronald Araujo (Liverpool): Though he faced criticism for some defensive errors at Barcelona, he’s been impressive for Liverpool, effectively filling in at right-back.
- Tyrick Mitchell (Crystal Palace): Scored twice from left-back and remains one of the most consistent players around, though he often flies under the radar.
Midfielders
- Harvey Barnes (Newcastle): Netted a well-placed goal into the far corner. Despite not grabbing headlines like others, he’s been outstanding.
- Martin Odegaard (Arsenal): Leads by example as captain. It’s surprising some talked about offloading him given his influence and winning mentality.
- Cody Gakpo (Liverpool): Created two goals from midfield, showing remarkable composure amid transfer speculation linking him to Spurs and Man City.
- Cesar Palacios (Fulham) & Vitaly Janelt (Brentford): Both quietly effective and dependable. Their contributions often go unnoticed unless they score, but their importance is clear to anyone who watches closely.
Forwards
- Alexander Isak (Liverpool): Often doubted due to injuries last season, including a broken leg. This season, some criticize him if he doesn’t score in one game. Remember, he was once tipped for the Golden Boot.
- Kai Havertz (Arsenal): Arsenal’s best striker currently, proving himself consistently as their top finisher, despite talk about other forwards.
Manager
- David Moyes (Everton): Faced a tough transfer window losing attacking options but still managed to get results.
Do you agree with Troy Deeney's picks? Who would make your Team of the Week? Share your thoughts below!



