The Premier League has presented the candidates for the first player and manager of the prizes for the month of 2025.
Seven players from six clubs are in operation this month, with The December winnerAlexander Isak, from Newcastle United, seeks to become the first player to retain the prize from Marcus Rashford in February 2023.
In the meantime, there are four executives trying to kick by 2025 with a prize, with the fifth winner different from the season that was crowned.
No one at the Premier League scored more goals in January than Phil Footwho has rediscovered his best form for Manchester City. He marked six times in just four games against West Ham, Brentford, Ipswich and Chelsea, even adding a bonus assistance against Kieran McKenna.
Liverpools Vercy agat He broke a Dutch record in January and scored in a sixth successive game of the Premier League, and escaped from Robin Van Persie and Ruud Van Nistelrooy. The end stole the show against Ipswich to close the month.
At the other end of the pitch, The center of Bournemouth in the Demonia Dean todayen wins a nomination. Cherries have been unbeaten since the introduction of Hujsen to the starting line, surpassing Everton, Newcastle and Nottingham Forest, and obtained a draw against Chelsea. Teammate Justin Kluivert He accumulated five goals and two assists in these games.
Alexander Isaac is liding to hold your crown after a dazzling month Newcastle United. Five goals in January brought the Swedish account to 17 in just 21 departures this season, and also came in with their fifth attendance of the season.
The word on the street is that there is no better striker than Jean-Philippe Mateta. Fans of Crystal Palace had many opportunities to sing their sticky song while scoring four times in so many games, putting Chelsea, Leicester and West Ham on the sword.
Complete the shortlist is a regular candidate, Brentford’s Bryan Mbeumo. With four more goals to add to his account in January, Mbeumo also created 13 possibilities for his teammates. Only three players managed more.
No side won more points in January than Mikel Artetas Arsenal. The Gunners collected 11 of the possible 15, including a Northern London Derby Victory On Tottenham, who helped keep the Gunners in the Premier League title race.
After an end of 2024, very miserable, Pep Guardiola He finally rediscovered his winning touch in January. City won three of his four games, putting 13 goals combined ahead of West Ham, Ipswich and Chelsea, and fought against a 2-2 went out to Brentford.
Newcastle had a glance against Bournemouth but enjoyed a stellar month under Eddie Howe. The Magpies end in January at the fifth after seeing the Tottenham, Wolverhampton Wanderers and Southampton.
Bournemouth has been unbeaten since the end of November and added Everton, Newcastle and Nottingham Forest to his victim list in January. Andoni IraolaThe side also fought against a well-deserved 2-2 tie with Chelsea to finish the month at just one point outside the first four places.
