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“I’m a Man United legend but I’m very sure they will win the Premier League title this season”: Paul Scholes predicts who’s going to win the Premier League title this season

Posted on February 21, 2026 by admin

Former Paul Scholes has sent shockwaves through English football after boldly predicting that Arsenal will win the Premier League title this season.

The Manchester United legend, widely respected for his football intelligence and brutally honest analysis, believes the North London side have finally matured into a team capable of going all the way.

Scholes, who won multiple league titles during his illustrious career at Manchester United, admitted that Arsenal’s progress over the past two seasons has been impossible to ignore. According to him, the difference this year is not just quality, but mentality.

In his analysis, Scholes pointed to the composure Arsenal have shown in high-pressure matches. “They’re not panicking anymore,” he reportedly said. “In previous seasons, when the pressure came, you could sense the nerves. This time, they look calmer, more controlled, more experienced.”

A major factor behind Scholes’ prediction is the continued evolution under manager Mikel Arteta. The Spaniard has transformed Arsenal from a side battling for top four into genuine title contenders. Scholes praised Arteta’s tactical clarity, particularly the team’s structure in midfield and their defensive organisation.

“Arteta has built a proper team,” Scholes explained. “They know when to press, when to sit back, and when to speed the game up. That’s championship-level maturity.”

Central to Arsenal’s charge has been the influence of key players stepping up at crucial moments. Scholes highlighted the leadership and consistency of Declan Rice in midfield, describing him as “the engine and the brain” of the side. Rice’s ability to break up play, dictate tempo, and contribute important goals has added a new dimension to Arsenal’s game.

He also singled out Bukayo Saka for his continued growth, calling him “one of the most decisive players in the league.” According to Scholes, Saka’s composure in front of goal and his fearlessness in big matches could prove decisive in the title race.

Scholes’ prediction is particularly striking given his Manchester United background. Historically, rivalries between United and Arsenal have been intense, especially during the Sir Alex Ferguson and Arsène Wenger era. For a former United icon to publicly back Arsenal to lift the trophy demonstrates how convincing their performances have been.

Another reason Scholes believes Arsenal will triumph is their defensive solidity. He noted that title-winning sides are built on strong foundations at the back. Arsenal’s improved defensive record this season, coupled with their ability to grind out narrow wins, signals a team that understands how championships are won.

“Winning the league isn’t just about playing beautiful football,” Scholes emphasized. “It’s about winning when you’re not at your best. Arsenal are doing that now.”

The former midfielder also suggested that their direct rivals may struggle with consistency. While acknowledging the strength of other contenders, Scholes argued that Arsenal appear to have the most balanced squad. Depth in key areas, combined with tactical flexibility, gives them an edge during the demanding run-in.

Perhaps most importantly, Scholes believes the squad has learned from past disappointments. Falling short in previous campaigns seems to have strengthened their resolve rather than weakened it. He described this psychological growth as “the final piece of the puzzle.”

As the season enters its decisive phase, Scholes’ prediction will only add fuel to the excitement surrounding Arsenal’s title push. Fans will see his endorsement as further validation that their team has truly arrived among England’s elite once again.

If Arsenal do go on to lift the trophy, Scholes’ forecast will be remembered as one of the most notable endorsements from a rival legend. And if they fall short, it will simply underline how competitive and unpredictable the Premier League remains.

For now, though, one thing is clear: when a player of Paul Scholes’ pedigree publicly backs a team to win the title, the football world listens.

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