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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 selects his Premier League team of the week after each round of matches. Here are his choices for this week:

David Raya from Arsenal receives praise for his exceptional saves, which make him stand out as the best goalkeeper in the league. Ezri Konsa from Arsenal is commended for his solid performance and crucial tackle on Morgan Rogers. Ronald Araujo from Liverpool initially faced criticism for his defensive errors against Barcelona but is acknowledged for his strong performance.

Tyrick Mitchell from Crystal Palace scores two goals from left-back, earning his place in the team of the week. Harvey Barnes from Newcastle scores with a goal from a far corner and is recognized for his overall excellent performance. Anthony Elanga and other players garner attention for their contributions, but Barnes is highlighted for his fantastic form.

Martin Odegaard from Arsenal is lauded for his leadership and winning mentality. Cody Gakpo from Liverpool scores twice, impressing despite playing for multiple teams. Cesar Palacios from Fulham and Vitaly Janelt from Brentford are both solid defenders who contribute significantly to their teams. Alexander Isak from Liverpool is criticized for being overlooked despite his impressive play, having overcome injuries to perform well this season.

Kai Havertz from Arsenal is deemed the best striker for Arsenal, excelling consistently week after week. David Moyes from Everton, despite a challenging transfer window, manages to secure a victory.

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