Premier League Legend Names the Two Teams that Can Win the EPL Title Next Season

• Manchester United legend Roy Keane has shared his feelings on next season's Premier League title battle
• Keane contends the race will once again pit Liverpool and Manchester City, who incidentally went head-to-head for the crown last term
• According to the former footballer, he does not see the likes of Arsenal, Chelsea, and Man United closing the gap on the two

Manchester United icon Roy Keane has named two teams he feels have the best chance to win the Premier League title next season.

The 2022/23 campaign is scheduled to kick off on Friday, August 5, with Arsenal in line to curtain-raise the season in a mouthwatering clash against rivals Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park.

European clubs are actively engaged in the summer transfer window, with teams keen to strengthen ahead of the new campaign.

However, this has not stopped fans and pundits from making their wild guesses on where clubs will finish next term.

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Roy Keane backs Man City to retain the Premier League

Keane, a former Man United captain, is one such pundit who has shared his opinion on how he feels the season will end.

According to the Premier League icon, next season's title battle will again be a two-horse race pitting Man City and Liverpool.

Despite other teams, including Arsenal and Chelsea, strengthening with some impressive signings, the former footballer does not see them closing the gap on City and Liverpool.

"I don’t think they will close the gap," Keane told Sky Bet.

"I think they will be a bit better. They have quality and the recruitment, but you can’t look beyond Liverpool and Man City," he added.

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Earlier, Sports Brief reported that Erik ten Hag has kicked off his Manchester United reign on a flying start after leading his charges to a huge 4-0 win over rivals Liverpool in a pre-season friendly staged in Thailand.

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The Tuesday, July 12, clash was Ten Hag's first in charge of the Red Devils since he was appointed the club's permanent boss.

And the Dutchman did not disappoint even as he gave United fans a glimpse of what to expect when the new season starts.