Fans, experts & data - your club up close all season

The 2024-25 Premier League season is here - so are you ready?

You can go on a journey with your team, your fans and BBC Sport experts by simply following your club page. You can even get news sent to you.

We update these dedicated club pages all season with breaking news from BBC journalists and regular insight from well-known fans and expert BBC pundits - with opportunities for you to have your say.

You can be sure that if BBC Radio 5 Live's Monday Night Club discuss your team, you will get snippets of it on your club page. If your local BBC radio station drops a club podcast, that will appear too.

Find your club page here and, if you are using the BBC Sport app, hit the bell icon at the top to receive news alerts - meaning content you want will be sent your way.

You can also select 'Follow' at the top of your club page and you will see more about your team when using the BBC Sport website or app.

Our reporters, your views...

Go to the page for your favourite team, select 'follow' to add them to MySport and hit the bell icon to get club alerts

A number of our clubs are covered up close by BBC Sport's football news reporters.

Nizaar Kinsella covers a group of London clubs including Chelsea, Tottenham and Brentford. He says the Blues "appear unsettled in so many ways".

"The question is both when and how can it be resolved? If it clicks, it could be glorious but fans increasingly are running out of patience."

Where do you stand? We want to know here.

"Talk of a takeover is on the horizon" at Spurs, but can Ange Postecoglou end the long wait for a trophy?

Tell us here.

Kinsella is also wondering whether Brentford's "unbridled success" in data-first football can take them into Europe:

"Many inside the club believe they can achieve more. I’m interested to see if it is just hubris or a reality."

What do you think - could Brentford make Europe?

Our Everton reporter Shamoon Hafez feels the Toffees have "added quality" this summer with "astute signings".

Do you agree? Let us know here.

Simon Stone will be across Manchester, staying close to City and United.

"City are the best club in England, bar none," he says. "They have the best manager and some of the best players.

"United have turned into a bit of a soap opera in recent years, but with a new co-owner, new senior staff and manager Erik ten Hag being given a new contract, is this the year when they start punching their weight on the pitch again?"

Will this be a year of progress, United fans? Tell us here.

Stone will also cover news from Brighton and West Ham.

Nick Mashiter will cover the Midlands. He thinks Aston Villa "will be eager to show the decision to sell Douglas Luiz to Juventus was the right one".

At Wolves, Mashiter says Gary O'Neil has ended his search for a number nine by signing Jorgen Strand Larsen from Celta Vigo.

As a result he feels "there will be hope they can keep the pace in the race for Europe this time".

Is Europe possible, Wolves fans? Tell us here.

Leicester City face the caveat of a possible points deduction and so, according to Mashiter, "survival is the aim" and "anything more is a bonus".

He will also be covering Nottingham Forest, where he thinks a "smoother" campaign is desired, adding: "A season of anonymity may well be welcomed."

Is he right? Let us know here, Foxes fans and here, Forest followers.

Finally, Alex Howell, who reports on Arsenal, Fulham and Crystal Palace, says the Eagles' recent football has been the best he has seen in his time covering the club.

But there's a warning, as he states that matching "the ambition of manager Oliver Glasner" will require them to "hold on to" key players and be "shrewd" in their dealings.

So, Eagles fans, what needs to happen before deadline day? We want to know.

Talk from the terraces...

Our 'fan's voice' content will appear on your club page frequently, giving opinion on the latest talking points.

This season, Wolves fan Dazzling Dave has already predicted a top-10 finish, while Southampton writer Ray Hunt is asking if signing Aaron Ramsdale is a "pipe dream"? Arsenal fan Laura Kirk-Francis is emphatic in stating the Gunners "will win the league this year".

We have supporters for each club, selected from established podcasts or blogs, lined up to give their weekly views as the season unfolds.

And as football is about the fans, look out for the 'have your say' banner on your club's page and send us your views.

In this game, there is always something to discuss.

Access all the club pages here.

One season, countless stats - new champions?

Throughout the campaign, we'll bring you the most informative stats about your club with the help of our team and football statto Chris Collinson.

Collinson says: "Last season was the first time under Pep Guardiola that Manchester City were not the best team in the Premier League in terms of expected goal difference. While they obviously topped the table that matters most, their dominance isn't as clear going into this season."

So will someone be able to topple City? From title pursuits to relegation battles we will bring you all you need.

We cannot wait to share this season with you, so hit that bell icon and 'follow' at the top of your club page and we will analyse and react to every key moment together.