In 2016, one team defied the odds with a remarkable underdog story, winning the title with preseason odds of 5,000-1.
Another team has been a fixture in the league for 11 years, known for its ability to produce young talent consistently.
The third team has a storied history in England’s top division, coming close to qualifying for the Champions League in 2001 after back-to-back runners-up finishes in the 1980s.
Leicester, Southampton, and Ipswich all have their own unique qualities as they return to the Premier League after earning promotion from the Championship. Each team plays an attacking, attractive style of football which has become the norm in modern football.
Despite their strengths, all three teams will face challenges this season, as seen with the three promoted teams from last year who were all relegated after just one season in the Premier League.
Leicester, the club from central England, is facing a turbulent summer after losing their manager and potentially facing a points deduction due to financial rules violations.
Southampton, known for producing talented academy players, has been reinvented as a possession-based side under their new manager, Russell Martin.
Ipswich, with famous fan Ed Sheeran, will bring excitement to the Premier League with their attacking style of play under the guidance of manager Kieran McKenna.
As the new season begins, all eyes will be on these three promoted clubs as they aim to make an impact in the Premier League once again.
