Really hard to make a call right now. Prem transfer spending looks like it's barely starting, Villa and Sheffield United apart.
Palace - lost Wan-Bissaka, lost Batsuayi, might lose Zaha. Experienced but aging squad with few stand-out talents, reliant on Roy's tactics to keep them up. If Zaha goes, they'll probably have nearly £80m to spend, but until they spend it no decent striker.
Newcastle - look like an absolute basket case. Their £40m striker is highly rated (if overpriced), but again another club who only stayed up through good management. Bruce had no say in their new striker, can he make him deliver?
Sheffield Utd- Cardiff seems an apt comparison. Bought good Championship players, but is it enough? Feel they over-achieved last season, and there's very few in their squad you'd think are still developing into better players.
Villa - Will it blend? Talent on paper, but Fulham said the same.
Brighton - New manager, who started slowly at Swansea. Can he keep them defensively solid whilst using all the attacking talent they bought last year, that Hughton had no idea what to do with?
Burnley - underwhelming summer recruitment so far, but no European football so they'll probably be fine. They were much better once out of Europe last year. Again not sure of their goal threat.
With us in the mix as well, I think that's 14th-20th. Bournemouth, Southampton, Watford, Leicester, Wolves to fill the rest of mid-table in relative comfort. West Ham could do literally anything.