The English Premier League 2017/18 witnessed a defenseless City of Pep Guardiola, Jose Mourinho's persistent chaff, as well as a severe decline by Antonio Conte at Chelsea.
1. Pep Guardiola (Man City)
Second season in the City, coach Guardiola has helped the players imbued his philosophy of football. The City operated smoothly and maintained stability throughout the season to win the English Premier League with 100 points, also breaking the record of the highest league of the fog.
Rating: 9/10
2. Jose Mourinho (M.U)
Throughout his career, with the exception of Benfica and Uniao de Leiria, the Mourinho dynasty was the only club in the league for a few months. The proof of that success is the league title. However, the Portuguese striker's performance was blocked, as he failed to qualify for the season with M.U. However, it must be emphasized that Mourinho is gradually leading M.U to advance at the end of the season in the runner-up position, while creating competition with City in the 2/3 season.
Rating: 7/10
3. Mauricio Pochettino (Tottenham)
In the first half of the season, Pochettino and his followers showed off their impressive form in the English Premier League as well as in the Champions League. However, the second half of the season saw the decline of the whole team. Always out of the match with the direct competition representatives that make the Spurs short of the championship race. Season 3, eliminated in the first round of the Champions League, is generally acceptable with the Pochettino coach, as Tottenham does not own the team has the depth and quality as two teams ball to Manchester.
Rating: 7/10
4. Juergen Klopp (Liverpool)
The loss of Philippe Coutinho will affect the strength of Liverpool, but coach Klopp early on the backup plan by bringing back Mohamed Salah. The new £ 39.8m deal has a real season, helping Liverpool maintain their place in the Top 4. Klopp's third season at Anfield is helping The Kop. On finding the past glory, the most obvious mark is the ticket to play in the Champions League final.
Rating: 7/10
5. Antonio Conte (Chelsea)
As the defending champion, Conte's Chelsea have experienced a worse season. The bumps before the new season with the departure of the two pillars Diego Costa and Nemanja Matic made the power of the Blues greatly reduced, as the recruits did not meet the requirements. Throughout the season, Chelsea were always on the sidelines of the championship and the relationship between the team and Conte was the most talked-about topic.
Rating: 5/10.
6. Arsene Wenger (Arsenal)
Before the 2017/18 season, Wenger announced he would leave Arsenal, ending his 22-year career with glory and the Gunners in London. Last year at the Emirates Stadium position of the French strategist, sadness more than joy. Arsenal finished the season at No. 6 on the table and the second consecutive year did not qualify for the Champions League. In addition, the poor performance against the Big Six (6 points) was the main reason Arsenal lost their place.
Rating: 5/10
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