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

"I was going to put David Raya in but I thought one good save doesn't get you in the Team of the Week - the bar is higher than that. He made four or five good saves against Newcastle, conducted his box well and has given Manchester United a platform and base to build off - which they've never had. All that for 18m, not bad at all."

"I obviously worked the game between Arsenal and Brighton at the weekend and Declan Rice filled in at right-back. He was still massively influential, marauding forward and defensively he was solid. He never had anyone at Brighton get at him. He just handled every situation well. Archie Gray (Tottenham): This one is a little bit dodgy, but I'm putting him in the team anyway."

"Kevin Danso (Tottenham): He was going to Wolves at one point but Spurs swooped in and signed him. I think he was meant to be a squad player but every time he steps in, he's fantastic. He doesn't do anything wrong. He just delivers on what he's supposed to do. Lisandro Martinez (Manchester United): He's only 5ft7, 5ft8 and he had Nick Woltemade in his back pocket all day. It was really good to see him back playing after his massive injury."

Senne Lammens produced multiple key saves, controlled his penalty area and provided Manchester United a defensive platform following his £18m move. Declan Rice deputised at right-back for Arsenal, offering marauding forward runs and consistent defensive coverage that silenced Brighton's attackers. Archie Gray scored the winner for Tottenham and has shown positional versatility across full-back and wing roles. Kevin Danso has stepped in reliably for Spurs, fulfilling his duties without noticeable error. Lisandro Martinez returned from a major injury, neutralised his opponent and improved his prospects for both club form and World Cup selection. Ryan Gravenberch's performances materially affect Liverpool's midfield balance.

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