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Who has made Troy's Premier League team of the week?

After every round of Premier League matches this season, Troy Deeney gives us his team of the week. Do you agree with his choices?

Who has made Troy's Premier League team of the week?

BBC football pundit Troy Deeney has named his team and manager of the week for every Premier League round. Readers are invited to share their opinions in the comments section. James Trafford praises Leeds goalkeeper James Trafford for his strong performance against Nottingham Forest, while Keane Lewis-Potter commends Brentford's Keane Lewis-Potter for his defensive prowess and goal against Tottenham.

Hull City defender Nobel Mendy's powerful play and second goal are lauded by Nobel Mendy, and Chelsea defender Maxence Lacroix impressed with his experience and assist. Brighton's Maxim de Cuyper stood out with a goal, assist, and aggressive play against Aston Villa. Manchester City's Marc Guehi had a notable performance, despite missing a chance previously.

Brentford's Vitaly Janelt is noted for his dominance and ability to break up play, while Arsenal's Christos Tzolis highlights his goal-scoring and playmaking abilities. Newcastle's Anthony Elanga's transformation under a new manager is praised, with his pace and power evident in his goal against Liverpool. Chelsea's Cole Palmer, described as someone who should have gone to the World Cup with England, shows promise with his pace and positive attitude.

Chelsea teammate Joao Pedro is expected to have a breakout year, overcoming initial doubts. Hull City's Sergej Jakirovic's tactical brilliance and impressive performance against Manchester United are highlighted. Readers are encouraged to agree or disagree with Troy's selections and suggest their own Team of the Week.

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