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The Wigan Warriors have won the Super League the last two years, and they now have seven championships to their name. They have looked like the dominant team the last couple of seasons and won the Challenge Cup both years too. I am backing Wigan to make it a hat trick, three Super League titles in a row this year.

The Nuke won his maiden PDC World Championship last year at the Ally Pally, and he has reached the last two world finals. At the time of writing, he has won the UK Open already in 2025. I am backing the darting sensation that is Luke Littler. He will arrive at this year's World Championship as the man everyone has to beat, and I see him picking up his second world crown.

Wolves were 16th last season and only two places above the drop zone. Cunha has left for Manchester United, and I am backing Wanderers might struggle for goals this season. They had a run of six wins in a row around April time that saved them last year. I don’t see that happening this season, and it ends up in relegation for Wolves.

Manchester United have added Benjamin Sesko and Matheus Cunha to their ranks. With the likes of Rashford and Garnacho now departed, I am backing a more attacking United this season. The captain can really make an impact driving forward. Three times in the last five seasons, he has hit double figures in the league. With the Portuguese playmaker on free kicks and penalties, I can see him finishing with over 17 goals to be one of the top four scorers this season.

The Egyptian King scored 29 goals last season to finish Top Goalscorer in the Premier League. With the addition of Florian Wirtz and Jeremie Frimpong, I am backing Mo Salah to have another big season for The Reds with goals and assists. Since 2017, the winger has scored eighteen plus goals each season and finished with the Golden Boot several times. I am backing Salah to be top scorer again this campaign.