18+ | Please gamble responsibly | Commercial content
The Football Faithful content may include affiliate links, which means we could earn a commission if you choose to register or make a purchase through one of our featured partners. This compensation does not influence our editorial integrity; all recommendations are made independently. However, it may impact the positioning and visibility of certain operators within our articles.
Rooney reluctantly tips Liverpool for maiden Premier League title win
Everton Liverpool Manchester City
Premier League

Rooney reluctantly tips Liverpool for maiden Premier League title win

Wayne Rooney has reluctantly tipped Liverpool to finally win an elusive Premier League title this season. The former England captain has been discussing the start to the new Premier League season, and believes Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool side look the strongest following their perfect start to the new campaign. Liverpool head into the international break having […]

Wayne Rooney has reluctantly tipped Liverpool to finally win an elusive Premier League title this season.

The former England captain has been discussing the start to the new Premier League season, and believes Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool side look the strongest following their perfect start to the new campaign.

Liverpool head into the international break having opened up an eight-point advantage over nearest challengers Man City at the summit, with the European champions having won each of their opening eight league fixtures.

Rooney, who won five league titles at rivals Manchester United and also enjoyed two spells at Merseyside neighbours Everton, believes Liverpool have improved following last season’s runners-up finish and has begrudgingly admitted that this could be the season the club end their long wait for a league title.

“In my opinion, Liverpool look the strongest,” Rooney reluctantly told iFL TV.

“City are a fantastic team.

“I think Liverpool have improved on last year, whereas City have stayed at that level of great consistency, so I think Liverpool.”

READ: Premier League weekend: Five things we learned

See also – The Football Faithful’s weekly Premier League awards: Where 19-year-old debutants rule all