Paul Merson is convinced that no one will stop Arsenal in the current Premier League season, drawing comparisons between Mikel Arteta's squad and Jose Mourinho's dominant Chelsea. The former Arsenal forward also commented on Manchester United's resurgence under Ruben Amorim and expressed concerns for Liverpool following Arne Slot's criticism of their long-ball tactics. Merson also praised Bournemouth and Sunderland, who find themselves in the top four, and explained why some established Premier League teams might worry about their future in the league.

Arsenal has impressed with their defensive play, making the team hard to break down. Merson notes that Arsenal is like a well-oiled machine with exceptional players, reminiscent of Mourinho's Chelsea. He is surprised that Arsenal might not win the title, even though there are many matches left in the season.

Regarding Manchester United, Merson believes the team has made significant progress. The victory over Brighton is a sign of growing confidence and a return to good form. This success indicates that the team is starting to build momentum.

Meanwhile, Arne Slot's comments about Liverpool and their vulnerability to long balls raise concerns. Liverpool will need to find solutions to tackle the challenges they face in the coming weeks.

Bournemouth's story is impressive, having climbed to second place in the standings despite selling key players over the summer. Sunderland also deserves praise for their transfer strategy and performance, which puts them in a strong position for the remainder of the season.

Some established Premier League clubs like Wolverhampton and West Ham might find themselves in trouble if they don't strengthen their efforts in the January transfer window.

Analysis: Arsenal looks confident and stable at the top, but the challenges in the Premier League remain significant. It will be interesting to see if Manchester United can solidify their form and whether Liverpool will find solutions to their problems.