The thing about next season, is you never know..
Liverpool, if they could persuade Allison to be their keeper, you'd see De Gea-esque points swings in their favour. Add that fella from Germany arriving in the summer. They might be near you know. The depth of squad might hurt them but they'll be a strong XI no doubt.
United - I'm under no illusions Jose knows what he needs to replicate a single title winning season. The issues, might be funds. He needs to replace Young/Shaw, find a replacement for Valencia sharpish, and get Jones/Smalling/Lindelof out.. that's £200m in todays market. They'll try and make splash signings, I suspect, they'll try for Griezmann or Bale when they really need an Isco or Kroos etc. But they look like they are starting to spend again and I never trust them in the market - stupid money on someone like Neymar might be talked about just as the season ticket renewals are up at the swamp.
Chelsea - look like they've regressed and don't spend well at all
Spurs - last chance saloon for Poch to win something.. expect similar things as this season tbh. FA Cup dark horse maybe.
Arsenal - new coach might improve them. Whilst a title wouldn't be in their grasps, points might harder to obtain against them. Same for everyone though.
For us, I'd like to see us replace Kompany, cash in on Zinchenko and buy a proper left back back up. Delph could be moved to the Danilo role, I suspect Danilo might want more game time elsewhere. If Fred comes in, perfect, Fernandinho can back up Walker again if needed. Then it's the forward position. We need Aguero, Jesus and 1 other IMO..
Timo Werner or Leon Bailey fit the not quite elite, but potential to do so.
With the above changes, I think the league is retained, but it's going to go to long.