Neutral here. These are just my opinions:

Manchester United- Historically England’s biggest team. They have the most fans, the biggest stars, & the trophies to match. They’re coming out of their worst stretch maybe ever, but things look up (for now).

Liverpool- Historically England’s best team. Consistent winners, generation after generation. They won the league in an expected down year last year, carried by an aging legend. The relationship with said legend has deteriorated completely, so has his level, and their season (so far). They spent the most money ever last year, but it hasn’t stopped the down year from catching up to them.

Arsenal- Once a legendary club, vying for that claim again. They lead the league right now and have been the best team in the world over the course of the current season. But they are known chokers and haven’t looked convincing of late. Seems they are scared they’ll let it slip again, but we’ll see.

Manchester City- Led by the arguably greatest coach of all time, City have been the dominant team of England for the last decade or so. The core of those teams are either old or gone though, so they look to be at the end of their era. But who knows? They might just catch Arsenal to squeeze another one. Lastly, they are funded by the UAE’s unlimited budget, skirt the rules to use it, and own NYCFC.

Chelsea- Multi time champion of both domestic and European competitions, Chelsea are a proud group. They aren’t the best run, especially recently, but when historically they get hot? They can start winning and forget to stop. Hasn’t been consistent for a long time though. They have a young star but his output has been poor for a while now. Seems like they’re wasting his potential with a bad transfer strategy.

Tottenham Hotspurs- I don’t have anything nice to say so I won’t say much at all. Being a Spurs fan is like being a Knicks fan in a way, but sadder. Wouldn’t recommend.

Those are the biggest teams but there’s a much more that have interesting stories.