Back our 66.00 European League Winners Acca

The race for domestic glory is about to begin across Europe’s biggest leagues, and we’ve picked out a 66.00 outright acca featuring nine clubs capable of lifting their respective league trophies this season.

From defending champions Arsenal and Barcelona to dominant forces such as Bayern Munich and Paris Saint-Germain, this long-term accumulator combines some of Europe’s strongest title contenders into one exciting ante-post bet.

Arsenal to win the Premier League

Arsenal finally ended their long wait for the Premier League title last season and begin the new campaign as favourites to retain their crown.

Mikel Arteta has kept the core of his championship-winning squad together while several of their closest rivals face uncertainty. Manchester City could lose Rodri, Liverpool are adapting to life under new manager Andoni Iraola, and Chelsea’s youthful squad may need time to settle under Xabi Alonso.

With stability, confidence and another summer to strengthen, Arsenal look well placed to win back-to-back Premier League titles.

Barcelona to win LaLiga

Barcelona head into the new season as defending champions after another impressive campaign under Hansi Flick.

The Catalans retained the attacking quality that made them such a force last season and remain the benchmark in Spain. Real Madrid have responded by investing heavily, including a €100 million move for Yan Diomande, but José Mourinho hasn’t won a league title since 2015.

Inter to win Serie A

Inter begin the season looking to defend the Serie A title after comfortably finishing clear of the chasing pack last year.

Cristian Chivu’s side combined defensive strength with one of the league’s most efficient attacks, establishing themselves as Italy’s standout team. While Juventus, AC Milan and Napoli will all hope to improve, Inter appear to have the strongest and most settled squad heading into the campaign.

Bayern Munich to win the Bundesliga

Bayern Munich reclaimed the Bundesliga title in dominant fashion and remain the team everyone has to beat in Germany.

Vincent Kompany’s side finished comfortably clear at the top last season and have retained the quality that overwhelmed the rest of the division. With experience, depth and proven winners throughout the squad, Bayern are deserved favourites to make it back-to-back league titles.

Paris Saint-Germain to win Ligue 1

Paris Saint-Germain are once again favourites after securing a fifth consecutive Ligue 1 title.

Luis Enrique’s side followed domestic success with Champions League glory and continue to boast one of Europe’s deepest squads. Although Lens showed they could challenge for long periods last season, PSG’s quality across the pitch should see them remain France’s dominant force.

Porto to win the Portuguese Primeira Liga

Porto cruised to the Portuguese title last season, sealing the championship with three matches remaining.

Head coach Francesco Farioli has quickly built a side known for intelligent pressing, defensive organisation and fluid attacking football. With that winning formula already established, Porto look capable of defending their league crown.

Celtic to win the Scottish Premiership

Celtic had to work harder than usual to retain the Scottish Premiership last season, but champions know how to win tight title races.

Martin O’Neill has remained at the club and has strengthened his squad with the additions of Kasper Høgh and Camilo Duran. Having won 14 of the last 15 league titles, Celtic remain the team every Scottish club has to catch.

PSV Eindhoven to win the Eredivisie

PSV have dominated Dutch football under Peter Bosz, winning the Eredivisie in each of his three seasons in charge.

Last season’s title was secured with five matches to spare, highlighting the gap between PSV and the rest of the division. With Bosz still at the helm and the core of the squad intact, another successful campaign looks well within reach.

Club Brugge to win the Belgian Pro League

Club Brugge have established themselves as Belgium’s dominant club, winning five league titles in the last seven seasons.

They have retained key midfielder Raphael Onyedika while strengthening further with experienced goalkeeper Yann Sommer. Strong performances against Barcelona and Atlético Madrid in last season’s Champions League demonstrated they can compete with Europe’s elite, and they look well equipped to add another domestic title.

66.00 European League Winners Acca