A - Allardyce. The new England boss will be tasked with ushering in a successful era for England in the coming years after being appointed as Roy Hodgson's successor. He'll be keeping a close eye on proceedings in the Premier League.
B - Batshuayi. Antonio Conte brought in the Belgian forward as his first signing at Chelsea, and he'll hope that the former Marseille striker can deliver goals this season.
C - Conte. The former Italy coach has a difficult job on his hands at Stamford Bridge, and while he may need more reinforcements, he's certainly got the approach and tactical brain to ensure that Chelsea are competitive this season.
D - Drinkwater. Snubbed by Hodgson for Euro 2016, the England international will be handed even more responsibility this season after the sale of N'Golo Kante. Claudio Ranieri will require a big effort from him this season to keep Leicester City in contention.
E - Everton. Armed with the finances of Farhad Moshiri, the Toffees have brought in Ronald Koeman as manager and have an ambitious new plan to reach the upper echelons of the Premier League table.
F - Fonte. Albeit lacking 'star' quality, the 32-year-old defensive stalwart guided Portugal to a triumph at Euro 2016 this summer and will now return to Southampton hoping to continue to be a protagonist at club level.
G - Guardiola. The Spaniard has arrived at Manchester City and has wasted little time in stamping his identity on the squad. Whether it's enough to result in immediate results remains to be seen, but he'll add another fascinating dynamic to the title race.
H - Hazard. The Belgian international fell desperately short of his high standards last season, but he showed signs at Euro 2016 that he was getting back to his best and has had a solid pre-season.
I - Ibrahimovic. Having already made his mark in the Community Shield, the 34-year-old will now have his eyes on the Premier League crown as he spearheads Mourinho's new-look United team.
J - Jokers. Whether it's Ranieri's 'dilly ding dilly dong' or Klopp's memorable interviews, the Premier League isn't short of characters who keep us entertained off the pitch too.
K - Klopp. Having had the entire summer to now continue the transformation of the team and make it his squad, the Liverpool boss will be looking to take a huge step forward with his project at Anfield this season.
L - Leicester City. The defending champions have a huge fight on their hands to replicate last season's success, and it's highly unlikely that they'll defend their title. However, a top-six finish would arguably be another miracle given how their rivals have strengthened.
Q - Quotes. The Premier League has long been a gold mine for newspapers and the media in general with managers, players and other officials never shy of sharing their opinions and emotions in press conferences and interviews alike.
R - Ranieri. Having now extended his contract with Leicester City until 2020, 'King Claudio' will hope to bring stability to the club as they embark on an adventure in the Champions League while also avoiding too much of a dramatic drop at home.
S - Stones. After his €55.5m move from Everton, the Manchester City defender will now need to be an integral part of Guardiola's quest for trophies. Defensively solid and armed with an ability to play out from the back, he could be the perfect man for the job.
T - Toure. The 33-year-old didn't have the greatest of years last season, and given his history with Guardiola, the future didn't look promising either. However, it appears as though he'll have another year in the Premier League at least to prove his worth.
U - Ulloa. The Argentine striker will likely move back to the bench again this season but that won't take away from his standing with the Leicester fans after playing an important role for the team in recent times.
V - Vardy. After snubbing a move to Arsenal, the Foxes hero will now be tasked with repeating his goalscoring heroics from last season and firing the club back towards more trophies this year.
W - Wenger. The Arsenal boss continues to come under significant pressure as Arsenal's wait for a league title goes on. With question marks over his future, this is a big year for him.
X - Xhaka. Arsenal's only marquee signing of the summer so far, he'll be expected to play the role of midfield general for the team.
Y - Yo-yo team. Burnley have suffered the heartbreak of relegation in their first season back in the top flight the last two times they've appeared in the Premier League. Sean Dyche's men will be desperate to avoid a third successive immediate drop.
Z - Zuniga. With Napoli now behind him, the Colombian full-back starts a fresh challenge with Walter Mazzarri at Watford.The post A-Z of the 2016/17 Premier League season appeared first on GazzettaWorld.