Who has made Troy's Premier League team of the week?

What the report says

BBC Sport Football published Troy Deeney’s latest Premier League team of the week feature shortly after the most recent round of matches. The piece is presented as a regular opinion column in which the former striker selects standouts from across the league and invites readers to agree or disagree. It is not a match report, but a roundup of individual performances and one manager selection.

Deeney’s picks span several clubs, including Manchester City goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma after a strong display in the Manchester derby, Nottingham Forest defender Daniel Munoz for his all-round impact at Aston Villa, and Brighton centre-back Lewis Dunk after a notable goal. Other names in the XI include Leif Davis of Ipswich Town, Pascal Gross of Brighton, Kevin Schade of Brentford and Leeds United forward Dominic Calvert-Lewin, alongside players from Leeds, Hull City and elsewhere. He also singled out Enzo Fernandez for Manchester City, though the article text appears to contain a club-name inconsistency in that entry.

The selection is framed as a conversation starter for BBC Sport readers, reflecting Deeney’s weekly role as pundit rather than a formal award. The article also includes an honourable mention for manager of the week, with Enzo Maresca credited for his tactical decisions in Manchester City’s win at Old Trafford. The format gives fans a way to compare opinions on form, influence and momentum across the Premier League.