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#4 Manchester City (40/1 Odds)
Pep Guardiola's Manchester City are titans in the Premier League. They broke several records last season on their way to getting 100 points, a feat which had never once been achieved since the Premier League's creation in 1992.
The title holders sit second in the Premier League right now, though, competing with Liverpool for the top spot. There are six games to go and two points that separate the pair, but with a game in hand for Manchester City, they could be set to leapfrog the Reds shortly.
Whilst this move could be incredible for Hudson-Odoi in that he'll be surrounded by superstars who can speed up his progression rapidly, it could also be a curse in the sense of his game time being next to nil. With players like Raheem Sterling and Leroy Sane out on the flanks, Hudson-Odoi would have one hell of an uphill climb trying to beat them to a first-team role.
As a result, the teenager would likely warm the bench far more than he would be out on the field.
