In his latest roundup, BBC football pundit Troy Deeney presents his Team of the Week following the recent Premier League matches, highlighting standout performances from various players.

Ezri Konsa from Arsenal earns praise for his solid display, making a crucial tackle on Morgan Rogers. Deeney emphasizes Konsa's importance to the already formidable Arsenal squad, suggesting he will be vital in a right-back role once everyone is fit.

Ronald Araujo of Liverpool receives recognition for his improved defensive capabilities, particularly in a right-back position, despite previous criticisms during his time at Barcelona.

Tyrick Mitchell from Crystal Palace impresses with two goals from left-back, showcasing his consistency and deserving a place in any Team of the Week.

Harvey Barnes of Newcastle makes the cut for his excellent finishing, scoring a well-placed goal, although he often goes unnoticed amid teammates like Anthony Elanga.

Martin Odegaard stands out as the captain and leader of Arsenal, prompting Deeney to reflect on the discussions about his potential departure, noting how crucial he has become.

Cody Gakpo from Liverpool shines with two assists from midfield, demonstrating resilience despite speculation about his future.

Cesar Palacios of Fulham and Vitaly Janelt from Brentford are highlighted for their unnoticed yet vital contributions, proving essential in their respective roles.

Finally, Alexander Isak of Liverpool is defended against critics, reminding fans of his potential and previous injuries, while Kai Havertz is touted as Arsenal's best striker, consistently delivering excellent performances.