Who is the best player on each Premier League team so far? It's a really interesting question and we have the answer for it with our expert analysis. The 2025-26 Premier League season has been nothing short of wild so far, as it has been filled with plenty of twists and surprises. Some players have failed to meet the massive expectations fans had on them, while certain others have shocked us all and are currently playing outstanding football in the EPL. Let's not waste any more time then, scroll down to find our pick of the Best player in the 2025-26 Premier League for every club.
Best player in Premier League 2025 for every club
Arsenal - Gabriel
Gabriel is perhaps the best defender in the world right now, and he also possesses a terrorizing aerial threat like no other defender out there. He could be the key to Arsenal winning the league.
Man City - Erling Haaland
With 13 goals in just 10 Premier League games, Erling Haaland is the best striker in the league who could lead City to league glory. They are completely dependent on him at this point.
Liverpool - Ryan Gravenberch
Despite their plethora of world-class talent, no player has the impact Gravenberch has when playing for Liverpool. They are a completely different and weak side without him.
Sunderland - Robin Roefs
Sunderland have been the surprise package in the Premier League this season, with many players performing beyond expectations. However, no one has impressed as much as Robin Roefs. In fact, He has 4 clean sheets in just 9 Premier League games.
Bournemouth - Antoine Semenyo
Watching Bournemouth is like basically watching the Antoine Semenyo show. He has contributed to 9 goals in just 10 games, and could end up a club legend by leading to European qualification by the season end.
Tottenham - Micky van de Ven
Micky van de Ven has reached a whole other level as a player this season, and has been spectacular under Thomas Frank. He has not just improved considerably as a defender, but he now boasts of a dangerous attacking threat as well.
Chelsea - Moises Caicedo
Moises Caicedo is finally beginning to show why Chelsea decided to pay a £100 million transfer fee to Brighton for him. He is arguably Chelsea's most important player, and he plays a huge role both in defense and attack.
Man United - Bryan Mbeumo
Bryan Mbeumo has been the best player for Manchester United this season, and the fact he's contributed a goal in every 2 games for a struggling United side is huge. The best is certainly yet to come from him.
Crystal Palace - Jean-Philippe Mateta
6 goals in just 10 games for Crystal Palace is mighty impressive, and Jean-Philippe Mateta could be on his way to a bigger club if he continues at this rate.
Brighton - Danny Welbeck
Danny Welbeck has scored 5 goals in his last 4 Premier League games, that too at the age of 34. A perfect example of getting better with age. Brighton are lucky to have him.
Aston Villa - Matty Cash
Matty Cash has been simply outstanding for Villa this season, and he's even scored crucial goals for them in the league despite being a defender. Unai Emery definitely owes him a lot.
Brentford - Thiago
Thiago has scored 6 goals in 10 games for Brentford. An even bigger thing, though, is that he has made their fans forget old heroes Bryan Mbeumo and Yoane Wissa. Compliments don't get much bigger than this.
Newcastle - Nick Woltemade
4 goals in 7 games for a striker who has 0 experience in the Premier League and is used to the Bundesliga style of football is simply magical. Nick Woltemade is indeed a special player.
Everton - Jack Grealish
The move to Everton has brought back the Old Jack Grealish that we all loved at Aston Villa. He is full of flair, confidence, and tricks now, much to the misery of Premier League defenders.
Fulham - Ryan Sessegnon
Fulham have had a terrible season so far, and things would've gotten even worse if not for the heroics of Ryan Sessegnon. They'll definitely need more heroic performances from him.
Leeds United - Joe Rodon
Joe Rodon is doing everything possible from his end to make sure that Leeds United remain in the Premier League after the season. He has been nothing less than spectacular for them.
Burnley - Jaidon Anthony
Jaidon Anthony is either going to establish himself as a club legend by saving them from relegation this season, or he's bound to get a bigger transfer move if Burnley get relegated. A fabulous player without a doubt.
West Ham - Lucas Paquetá
Only special players can keep performing at a high level when the rest of the team have been simply abysmal. Lucas Paquetá is one of those special players, and this is exactly why Pep Guardiola and Manchester City desperately wanted him at a time.
Nottingham Forest - Elliot Anderson
Elliot Anderson has been brilliant despite the struggle of Nottingham Forest this season. His excellence has even seen him called to the national side by Thomas Tuchel, and his old club Newcastle are not even regretting their decision to sell him.
Wolves - Marshall Munetsi
In what has been nothing less than a disaster season so far, Marshall Munetsi has been the only bright light in what's currently a dark phase at Wolves.
