Premier League 2025/26 Winner odds: Arsenal now odds-on for title

• Ladbrokes currently has Arsenal as the favourites to win the Premier League

• The Gunners are odds-on for the title, but Manchester City are still firmly in the race

• Aston Villa, Liverpool and Chelsea are priced as outsiders to win the Premier League

Ladbrokes has updated its Premier League 2025/26 outright winner odds, with Arsenal pulling away from Man City in the race for glory.

Mikel Arteta's leaders remain the clear favourites to lift the title, and after Manchester City dropped points in three consecutive matches, Pep Guardiola's side have seen their odds lengthen drastically.

Arsenal bounced back from defeat to Aston Villa in December by winning all of their next five, and have built up a comfortable lead at the top of the tree as January's busy Premier League schedule continues to play out.

Arsenal remain outright front-runners to win a first Premier League title since 2003/04, with the Gunners six points clear of second-favourites Manchester City.

Three draws on the bounce for City saw them lose ground in the title race over a busy festive period, and Aston Villa remain hot on their heels as Unai Emery's side strive to keep their outstanding season on track.

Liverpool are the only other side with odds of 100/1 or shorter, after an eight-game unbeaten run saw them drag themselves back into the top four. Chelsea, meanwhile, have fallen away from the favourites after a disastrous December, with the Blues only picking up one win in nine - and Enzo Maresca losing his job as a result.

Manchester United, Newcastle, and Sunderland come next in the bookies' odds, with all three clubs given an outside chance of shocking everyone and claiming the Premier League title.

As for the bottom of the table, Wolves are the favourites to get relegated from the Premier League and go back down to the Championship, with Burnley, West Ham, and Nottingham Forest also in trouble according to the bookies.

View the latest football odds here.

All odds and markets are correct as of the date of publication.