Pints of Football Aayushya Kumar & Himamshu HS

Pints of Football welcomes its first guest to discuss the Arsenal latest big money signings and Arteta's plan for mounting a successful Premier League challenge. Is Arsenal's midfield unbalanced? Can Jesus be a reliable number 9? Is Zinchenko really the player everyone makes him out to be. We breakdown the entire squad, areas that require strengthening and assess whether Arsenal can compete with City yet again.

Are Pep's men better than the Class of '92? Is Kai Havertz the answer to Arsenal's woes? Where will Bellingham play at Madrid? And who will blink first in the Mbappe standoff? The episode breaks down all this and much more in detail as the football season finally ends and ends up throwing up more questions than answers.

Analyzing what Chelsea might look like during Pochettino's second rendezvous in London. From a gigantic squad to choices in formation and player positions, the new Chelsea manager must get his decisions right and quickly.

This episode breaks down the FA Cup final and where the two Manchester teams go from here. It also covers the raucous start to the transfer market - rumors, exits and potential destinations. We say goodbye to Benzema at Madrid and Messi at PSG and pontificate over the futures of Harry Kane, Mason Mount and Declan Rice to name a few. Who should target these players, do they fit in at their rumored destinations and what's the right price?

The first edition of the Pints of Football Premier League Season Awards is here !! We discuss our picks for the Player of the Season, Manager of the Season, Team of the Season and the Game of the Season. Also interrupting this episode are the chaotic scenes from the final day of the Bundesliga as Bayern and Borussia Dortmund do their best ruin their chances of winning the Bundesliga.

After a cagey 1st leg at the Bernebeau, Pints of Football breaks down the game and the changes that both teams need to make to reach the Champions League final. Additionally, we also analyze the renewed race for Top 4 as Liverpool turn up the heat on Manchester United and Newcastle United.