The Premier League confirm nominee for the awards for a player and manager of the month in January
The Premier League presented nominated for the first player and manager of the month of the 2025 award.
Seven players from six clubs run this month, with December winnerAlexander Isaac from Newcastle United, wanting to become the first player to retain a prize from Marcus Rashford in February 2023.
In the meantime, four managers are trying to throw out in 2025 with the award, and the fifth different winner of the season was set for crowned.
No one in the Premier League scored more goals in January than Phil Fodenwho rediscovered his best form for Manchester City. He met six times in just four games against West Ham, Brentford, Ipswich and Chelsea, even adding a bonus assist against foreign Kieran McKenne.
Liverpoolwith Cody Gakpo He knocked down the Dutch record in January, and achieved the sixth consecutive home game of the Premier League, climbing from the previous Robin Van Persia and Ruuda Van Nishroooya. The wing stole the show against Ipswich to close the moon.
At the other end of the terrain, Bournemouth Central Beck Dean Huisen earns the nomination. The cherries have been undefeated since Huisen introduced to the starting lineup, beating Everton, Newcastle and Nottingham Forest and secured a draw against Chelsea. Teammate Justin Kluivert He scored five goals and two assists in these games.
Alexander Isak is to bid to keep your crown after a blinding individual month for Newcastle United. Five goals were scored during January at 17 in just 21 release this season, and he also entered his fifth assist in the season.
The word on the street is that there is no attacker better than Jean-Philippe Mateta. Crystal Palace fans had an abundance of opportunities to sing their striking song while he was in so many more games four times, placing Chelsea, Leicester and West Ham on the sword.
Live -choice round is a regular candidate, Brentford’s Bryan Mbeumo. With four other goals to add him in January, Mbeumo also created a whopping 13 chances for his teammates. Only three players succeeded more.
No side scored more points during January than Mikel Artetawith Arsenal. The rifles collected 11 of the possible 15, including a Derby’s victory in northern London Through Tottenham, which helped the weapon be held in the Premier League title.
After the extremely miserable end by 2024, Pep Guardiola He finally rediscovered his winning touch in January. City won three of his four games, scoring a combined 13 goals of past West Ham, Ipswich and Chelsea and fought for a 2-2 pull out in Brentford.
Newcastle had a blow against Bournemouth, but he enjoyed otherwise star -old moon under Eddie Howe. Magpies finish in January in fifth place after seeing Tottenham, Wolverhampton Wanderers and Southampton.
Bournemouth has been undefeated since the end of November, adding Everton, Newcastle and Nottingham Forest to their victims list in January. Andoni IraoloThe side also fought back to a well-deserved 2-2 draw with Chelsea to finish the month just one point outside the four best.
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