ENGLAND — Troy Deeney announced his Premier League team of the week, selecting eleven players and a manager from across the division. The former striker's selections featured multiple players from Everton, who placed four representatives in the weekly honors.

Everton goalkeeper Jordan Pickford earned selection between the posts in Deeney's team. The defensive line included Nottingham Forest's Neco Williams, Aston Villa's Matty Cash, and Everton's James Tarkowski.

The midfield selections comprised Sunderland's Chris Rigg, Everton's James Garner, Aston Villa's John McGinn, Fulham's Harry Wilson, and Manchester United's Bruno Fernandes. Deeney completed his attacking selections with Everton's Beto and Brighton's Danny Welbeck.

David Moyes, Everton's manager, received recognition as Deeney's manager of the week. The selection of four Everton players alongside their manager represented the highest representation from any single club in the team of the week.

Aston Villa secured two players in the selection through Cash and McGinn. The remaining clubs each contributed one player to Deeney's weekly honors, with representatives from Nottingham Forest, Sunderland, Fulham, Manchester United, and Brighton completing the eleven.

The Everton quartet consisted of goalkeeper Pickford, defender Tarkowski, midfielder Garner, and striker Beto. Williams provided Nottingham Forest's sole representation in the defensive positions. Cash and McGinn gave Aston Villa two spots in Deeney's selection.

Wilson represented Fulham in the midfield alongside Rigg from Sunderland and Fernandes from Manchester United. Welbeck secured Brighton's place in the attacking positions. The team of the week spanned seven different Premier League clubs.

Deeney's selections covered all outfield positions and goalkeeping. The chosen players represented clubs from various positions in the Premier League table. Moyes completed the weekly honors as the selected manager alongside the eleven players.