Troy Deeney’s Premier League Team and Manager of the Week

After each round of Premier League matches this season, BBC football pundit Troy Deeney will present his selections for the Team and Manager of the Week.

This week’s choices are as follows. Do you agree? We invite you to share your thoughts using the comments section at the bottom of this page.

**Alphonse Areola (West Ham)**: Areola was pivotal for West Ham in their match against Bournemouth, as he prevented what could have been a six-goal defeat. His outstanding goalkeeping helped secure a 2-2 draw, a crucial result that could have otherwise jeopardized the team’s season.

**Daniel Munoz (Crystal Palace)**: Considered a top contender for Player of the Season, Munoz has consistently outperformed expectations, standing out among his peers at Crystal Palace.

**Murillo (Nottingham Forest)**: Few would have predicted that Murillo would score and contribute to a 3-0 victory over Liverpool at Anfield. His exceptional performance showcased his development into a formidable player, demonstrating the potential he displayed last season.

**Malick Thiaw (Newcastle)**: After facing criticism for his earlier mistakes at AC Milan, Thiaw has transformed into a dominant force at Newcastle. He has showcased strength, elegance, and a newfound confidence, appearing to have found his ideal environment.

**Ferdi Kadioglu (Brighton)**: Although not a traditional left-back, Kadioglu has established himself as a valuable modern asset, contributing significantly to Brighton’s success. His signing has proven to be a smart move by the club, who continue to uncover hidden talents.

**Sander Berge (Fulham) and Elliot Anderson (Nottingham Forest)**: Both players play crucial roles for their teams, often overshadowed by goalscorers. Their ability to disrupt opposing play and collaborate effectively is vital for their teams’ overall performance.

**Eberechi Eze (Arsenal)**: Eze has become the focal point for Arsenal fans, especially after his stunning three-goal performance in the North London derby. His composure and influence on the game have prompted discussions about his legacy within the club.

**Morgan Rogers (Aston Villa)**: Rogers has reached a stage where he is indispensable to the team. After a shaky start to the season, he has found his rhythm, scoring two crucial goals against Leeds that turned the match around for his side.

**Callum Wilson (West Ham)**: Initially perceived to have lost his edge, Wilson delivered an impressive performance, showcasing his skill and precision with two remarkable finishes.

**Harvey Barnes (Newcastle)**: An intriguing player, Barnes often excels coming off the bench. Despite a missed opportunity against Manchester City, his resilience shone through as he scored twice, demonstrating his ability to thrive in challenging situations.

**Sean Dyche (Nottingham Forest)**: Dyche’s strategic approach proved effective, leading Nottingham Forest to a commanding performance that could have easily produced five or six goals.

Do you concur with Troy’s selections? Who would you include in your Team of the Week? We welcome your opinions through the comments section below.