Premier League Team and Manager of the Week - Insights from Troy Deeney

After each round of Premier League matches this season, BBC football pundit Troy Deeney shares his selections for the Team and Manager of the Week.

Here are his choices for this week. Do you agree? We welcome your thoughts in the comments section below.

Robin Roefs (Sunderland): Roefs has arguably been the signing of the season. His consistent performances have been remarkable, particularly in keeping Sunderland competitive against Manchester City with several outstanding saves. His play, along with the solid performance of the entire backline, was exemplary.

Trai Hume (Sunderland): While much attention has been on players like Granit Xhaka and Dan Ballard, Hume has been Sunderland's standout performer throughout the season, often overlooked in discussions.

Jaka Bijol (Leeds): In a challenging match at Anfield, Leeds showcased their resilience, and Bijol emerged as an unsung hero, contributing significantly to the team's defensive efforts despite facing a strong Liverpool side.

Nathan Collins (Brentford): In a lackluster game against Spurs, Collins stood out as arguably the best defender on the pitch. His performance is crucial as Brentford fights to maintain their position in the league.

Martin Zubimendi (Arsenal): Among Arsenal's signings, Zubimendi has proven to be one of the best. He not only controls the play but has also contributed goals, making him a key figure in the team's strategy.

James Garner (Everton): Garner's versatility has been invaluable to Everton, as he has played multiple positions without complaint. His contributions, including a goal and an assist in a 2-0 victory over Nottingham Forest, were vital for the team's success.

Joelinton (Newcastle): Joelinton's dominance in midfield is unmatched. His physical presence and ability to score early in matches, as he did against Burnley, make him a formidable player in the Premier League.

David Brooks (Bournemouth): Brooks was the standout player against Chelsea, not only scoring but also driving Bournemouth's attack. His performance will be critical for the team's survival and success this season.

Leandro Trossard (Arsenal): Trossard has become an essential player for Arsenal, resolving the left-sided issue in the team. His recent goals and tireless work rate have made him a key asset for the club.

Yoane Wissa (Newcastle): After a challenging start, Wissa's infectious energy and willingness to work hard for the team have earned him a place in the starting lineup, highlighted by his recent goal.

Jarrod Bowen (West Ham): Bowen's consistent performances over the past five years have been crucial for West Ham. His leadership and ability to score, as seen in the recent draw with Brighton, are vital for the team's prospects this season.

Mikel Arteta (Arsenal): Arteta achieved an impressive result against a strong Aston Villa team, overcoming challenges posed by injuries. His tactical acumen secured a significant victory, especially with Manchester City dropping points against Sunderland.

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Premier League Team and Manager of the Week - Insights from Troy Deeney

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