Premier League Player of the Month

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Sergio Aguero has won the award a joint-record seven times. Sergio Aguero 69784.jpg
Sergio Agüero has won the award a joint-record seven times.
Harry Kane has won the award a joint-record seven times. Harry Kane 2023.jpg
Harry Kane has won the award a joint-record seven times.

The Premier League Player of the Month is an association football award that recognises the best adjudged Premier League player each month of the season. The winner is chosen by a combination of an online public vote, which contributes to 10% of the final tally, a panel of experts, and the captain of each Premier League club. [1] It has been called the Carling Premiership Player of the Month (1994–2001), the Barclaycard Premiership Player of the Month (2001–2004) and the Barclays Player of the Month (2004–2016); it is currently known as the EA Sports Player of the Month. [2] [3]

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The Premier League was formed in 1992, when the members of the First Division resigned from the Football League. [4] These clubs set up a new commercially independent league that negotiated its own broadcast and sponsorship agreements. [5] The Premier League introduced new Manager of the Month and Manager of the Season awards for the 1993–94 season, [2] supplementing the existing Football Writers' Association and Professional Footballers' Association Player of the Year awards. For the 1994–95 season, the Premier League introduced the Player of the Month award, which is presented alongside the Manager of the Month award. [1] The first Player of the Month was awarded to Tottenham Hotspur player Jürgen Klinsmann for his performances in August 1994. [6]

Sergio Agüero and Harry Kane have been Player of the Month the most with seven awards each. Nine players have won the award in consecutive months: Robbie Fowler, Dennis Bergkamp, Cristiano Ronaldo, Harry Kane, Jamie Vardy, Mohamed Salah, Bruno Fernandes, İlkay Gündoğan, and Marcus Rashford. Only Mohamed Salah and Marcus Rashford have won the award three times in a single season. Fernandes is the first player to win four awards in one calendar year. Eighteen individuals have won two awards in a season: Robbie Fowler, Dennis Bergkamp, Ruud van Nistelrooy, Thierry Henry, Wayne Rooney, Ryan Giggs, Cristiano Ronaldo, Ashley Young, Peter Odemwingie, Robin van Persie, Daniel Sturridge, Luis Suárez, Harry Kane, Jamie Vardy, Sergio Agüero, Son Heung-min, Bruno Fernandes and Erling Haaland. Robbie Keane has won the award while playing for three clubs, while twelve players have won the award playing for two clubs: Alan Shearer, Dion Dublin, David Ginola, Dwight Yorke, Tim Flowers, Teddy Sheringham, Danny Murphy, Andrew Johnson, Nicolas Anelka, Dimitar Berbatov, Scott Parker and Robin van Persie.

The award has been shared on six occasions: by Blackburn Rovers's Alan Shearer and Chris Sutton in November 1994, Liverpool's Robbie Fowler and Stan Collymore in January 1996, Southampton's Kevin Davies and Manchester United's Andy Cole in November 1997, Arsenal's Dennis Bergkamp and Edu in February 2004, Tottenham Hotspur's Dimitar Berbatov and Robbie Keane in April 2007 and Liverpool's Steven Gerrard and Luis Suárez in April 2014. More than four in ten of the Player of the Month awards have gone to English players, and almost a quarter of foreign winners have been French or Dutch.Michail Antonio became the first player to win the award with different nationalities, winning in July 2020 as an Englishman and in August 2021 as a Jamaican. Manchester United have had more Player of the Month awards than any other club.

As of February 2024, the most recent recipient of the award is Manchester United player Rasmus Højlund.

List of winners

Contents

1994–95  · 1995–96  · 1996–97  · 1997–98  · 1998–99  · 1999–2000
2000–01  · 2001–02  · 2002–03  · 2003–04  · 2004–05  · 2005–06  · 2006–07  · 2007–08  · 2008–09  · 2009–10
2010–11  · 2011–12  · 2012–13  · 2013–14  · 2014–15  · 2015–16  · 2016–17  · 2017–18  · 2018–19  · 2019–20
2020–21  · 2021–22  · 2022–23  · 2023–24

Key

MonthYear [lower-alpha 1] PlayerNationality [7] Pos. [7] ClubRef.
August 1994 Jürgen Klinsmann Flag of Germany.svg GermanyFW Tottenham Hotspur [6]
September 1994 Rob Lee Flag of England.svg EnglandMF Newcastle United [8]
October 1994 Paul Ince Flag of England.svg EnglandMF Manchester United [6]
November 1994 Alan Shearer Flag of England.svg EnglandFW Blackburn Rovers [6]
November 1994 Chris Sutton Flag of England.svg EnglandFW Blackburn Rovers [6]
December 1994 Matt Le Tissier Flag of England.svg EnglandMF Southampton [6]
January 1995 Chris Waddle Flag of England.svg EnglandMF Sheffield Wednesday [6]
February 1995 Duncan Ferguson Flag of Scotland.svg ScotlandFW Everton [6]
March 1995 Tony Yeboah Flag of Ghana.svg GhanaFW Leeds United [6]
April 1995 David Seaman Flag of England.svg EnglandGK Arsenal [6]
August 1995 David Ginola Flag of France (lighter variant).svg FranceFW Newcastle United [9]
September 1995 Tony Yeboah Flag of Ghana.svg GhanaFW Leeds United [9]
October 1995 Trevor Sinclair Flag of England.svg EnglandMF Queens Park Rangers [10]
November 1995 Rob Lee Flag of England.svg EnglandMF Newcastle United [9]
December 1995 Robbie Fowler Flag of England.svg EnglandFW Liverpool [9]
January 1996 Stan Collymore Flag of England.svg EnglandFW Liverpool [9]
January 1996 Robbie Fowler Flag of England.svg EnglandFW Liverpool [9]
February 1996 Dwight Yorke Flag of Trinidad and Tobago.svg Trinidad and TobagoMF Aston Villa [11]
March 1996 Eric Cantona Flag of France (lighter variant).svg FranceFW Manchester United [9]
April 1996 Andrei Kanchelskis Flag of Russia.svg RussiaFW Everton [12]
August 1996 David Beckham Flag of England.svg EnglandMF Manchester United [13]
September 1996 Patrik Berger Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Czech RepublicMF Liverpool [13]
October 1996 Matt Le Tissier Flag of England.svg EnglandMF Southampton [13]
November 1996 Ian Wright Flag of England.svg EnglandFW Arsenal [13]
December 1996 Gianfranco Zola Flag of Italy.svg ItalyFW Chelsea [13]
January 1997 Tim Flowers Flag of England.svg EnglandGK Blackburn Rovers [13]
February 1997 Robbie Earle Flag of Jamaica.svg JamaicaMF Wimbledon [13]
March 1997 Juninho Paulista Flag of Brazil.svg BrazilMF Middlesbrough [13]
April 1997 Mickey Evans Flag of Ireland.svg IrelandFW Southampton [13]
August 1997 Dennis Bergkamp Flag of the Netherlands.svg NetherlandsFW Arsenal [14]
September 1997 Dennis Bergkamp Flag of the Netherlands.svg NetherlandsFW Arsenal [14]
October 1997 Paulo Wanchope Flag of Costa Rica.svg Costa RicaFW Derby County [14]
November 1997 Andy Cole Flag of England.svg EnglandFW Manchester United [14]
November 1997 Kevin Davies Flag of England.svg EnglandFW Southampton [14]
December 1997 Steve McManaman Flag of England.svg EnglandMF Liverpool [14]
January 1998 Dion Dublin Flag of England.svg EnglandFW Coventry City [14]
February 1998 Chris Sutton Flag of England.svg EnglandFW Blackburn Rovers [14]
March 1998 Alex Manninger Flag of Austria.svg AustriaGK Arsenal [14]
April 1998 Emmanuel Petit Flag of France (lighter variant).svg FranceMF Arsenal [14]
August 1998 Michael Owen Flag of England.svg EnglandFW Liverpool [15]
September 1998 Alan Shearer Flag of England.svg EnglandFW Newcastle United [15]
October 1998 Roy Keane Flag of Ireland.svg IrelandMF Manchester United [15]
November 1998 Dion Dublin Flag of England.svg EnglandFW Aston Villa [15]
December 1998 David Ginola Flag of France (lighter variant).svg FranceFW Tottenham Hotspur [15]
January 1999 Dwight Yorke Flag of Trinidad and Tobago.svg Trinidad and TobagoMF Manchester United [15]
February 1999 Nicolas Anelka Flag of France (lighter variant).svg FranceFW Arsenal [15]
March 1999 Ray Parlour Flag of England.svg EnglandMF Arsenal [15]
April 1999 Kevin Campbell Flag of England.svg EnglandFW Everton [15]
August 1999 Robbie Keane Flag of Ireland.svg IrelandFW Coventry City [16]
September 1999 Muzzy Izzet Flag of Turkey.svg TurkeyMF Leicester City [16]
October 1999 Kevin Phillips Flag of England.svg EnglandFW Sunderland [16]
November 1999 Sami Hyypiä Flag of Finland.svg FinlandDF Liverpool [16]
December 1999 Roy Keane Flag of Ireland.svg IrelandMF Manchester United [16]
January 2000 Gareth Southgate Flag of England.svg EnglandDF Aston Villa [16]
February 2000 Paul Merson Flag of England.svg EnglandMF Aston Villa [16]
March 2000 Dwight Yorke Flag of Trinidad and Tobago.svg Trinidad and TobagoMF Manchester United [16]
April 2000 Thierry Henry Flag of France (lighter variant).svg FranceFW Arsenal [16]
August 2000 Alan Smith Flag of England.svg EnglandMF Leeds United [17]
September 2000 Tim Flowers Flag of England.svg EnglandGK Leicester City [17]
October 2000 Teddy Sheringham Flag of England.svg EnglandFW Manchester United [17]
November 2000 Paul Robinson Flag of England.svg EnglandGK Leeds United [17]
December 2000 James Beattie Flag of England.svg EnglandFW Southampton [17]
January 2001 Robbie Keane Flag of Ireland.svg IrelandFW Leeds United [17]
February 2001 Stuart Pearce Flag of England.svg EnglandDF West Ham United [17]
March 2001 Steven Gerrard Flag of England.svg EnglandMF Liverpool [17]
April 2001 Gary McAllister Flag of Scotland.svg ScotlandMF Liverpool [17]
August 2001 Louis Saha Flag of France (lighter variant).svg FranceFW Fulham [18]
September 2001 Juan Sebastián Verón Flag of Argentina.svg ArgentinaMF Manchester United [18]
October 2001 Rio Ferdinand Flag of England.svg EnglandDF Leeds United [18]
November 2001 Danny Murphy Flag of England.svg EnglandMF Liverpool [19]
December 2001 Ruud van Nistelrooy Flag of the Netherlands.svg NetherlandsFW Manchester United [18]
January 2002 Marcus Bent Flag of England.svg EnglandFW Ipswich Town [18]
February 2002 Ruud van Nistelrooy Flag of the Netherlands.svg NetherlandsFW Manchester United [18]
March 2002 Dennis Bergkamp Flag of the Netherlands.svg NetherlandsFW Arsenal [20]
April 2002 Freddie Ljungberg Flag of Sweden.svg SwedenMF Arsenal [18]
August 2002 Sylvain Wiltord Flag of France (lighter variant).svg FranceFW Arsenal [21]
September 2002 Thierry Henry Flag of France (lighter variant).svg FranceFW Arsenal [21]
October 2002 Gianfranco Zola Flag of Italy.svg ItalyFW Chelsea [22]
November 2002 James Beattie Flag of England.svg EnglandFW Southampton [21]
December 2002 Alan Shearer Flag of England.svg EnglandFW Newcastle United [21]
January 2003 Paul Scholes Flag of England.svg EnglandMF Manchester United [21]
February 2003 Robert Pires Flag of France (lighter variant).svg FranceMF Arsenal [21]
March 2003 Steven Gerrard Flag of England.svg EnglandMF Liverpool [21]
April 2003 Ruud van Nistelrooy Flag of the Netherlands.svg NetherlandsFW Manchester United [21]
August 2003 Teddy Sheringham Flag of England.svg EnglandFW Portsmouth [23]
September 2003 Frank Lampard Flag of England.svg EnglandMF Chelsea [23]
October 2003 Alan Shearer Flag of England.svg EnglandFW Newcastle United [23]
November 2003 Jay-Jay Okocha Flag of Nigeria.svg NigeriaMF Bolton Wanderers [23]
December 2003 Paul Scholes Flag of England.svg EnglandMF Manchester United [23]
January 2004 Thierry Henry Flag of France (lighter variant).svg FranceFW Arsenal [23]
February 2004 Dennis Bergkamp Flag of the Netherlands.svg NetherlandsFW Arsenal [23]
February 2004 Edu Flag of Brazil.svg BrazilMF Arsenal [23]
March 2004 Mikael Forssell Flag of Finland.svg FinlandFW Birmingham City [23]
April 2004 Thierry Henry Flag of France (lighter variant).svg FranceFW Arsenal [23]
August 2004 José Antonio Reyes Flag of Spain.svg SpainMF Arsenal [24]
September 2004 Ledley King Flag of England.svg EnglandDF Tottenham Hotspur [24]
October 2004 Andrew Johnson Flag of England.svg EnglandFW Crystal Palace [24]
November 2004 Arjen Robben Flag of the Netherlands.svg NetherlandsMF Chelsea [24]
December 2004 Steven Gerrard Flag of England.svg EnglandMF Liverpool [25]
January 2005 John Terry Flag of England.svg EnglandDF Chelsea [24]
February 2005 Wayne Rooney Flag of England.svg EnglandFW Manchester United [24]
March 2005 Joe Cole Flag of England.svg EnglandMF Chelsea [24]
April 2005 Frank Lampard Flag of England.svg EnglandMF Chelsea [24]
August 2005 Darren Bent Flag of England.svg EnglandFW Charlton Athletic [26]
September 2005 Danny Murphy Flag of England.svg EnglandMF Charlton Athletic [26]
October 2005 Frank Lampard Flag of England.svg EnglandMF Chelsea [26]
November 2005 Robin van Persie Flag of the Netherlands.svg NetherlandsFW Arsenal [26]
December 2005 Wayne Rooney Flag of England.svg EnglandFW Manchester United [27]
January 2006 Anton Ferdinand Flag of England.svg EnglandDF West Ham United [26]
February 2006 Kevin Nolan Flag of England.svg EnglandMF Bolton Wanderers [26]
March 2006 Wayne Rooney Flag of England.svg EnglandFW Manchester United [26]
April 2006 Steven Gerrard Flag of England.svg EnglandMF Liverpool [28]
August 2006 Ryan Giggs Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg WalesMF Manchester United [29]
September 2006 Andrew Johnson Flag of England.svg EnglandFW Everton [30]
October 2006 Paul Scholes Flag of England.svg EnglandMF Manchester United [30]
November 2006 Cristiano Ronaldo Flag of Portugal.svg PortugalFW Manchester United [30]
December 2006 Cristiano Ronaldo Flag of Portugal.svg PortugalFW Manchester United [31]
January 2007 Cesc Fàbregas Flag of Spain.svg SpainMF Arsenal [32]
February 2007 Ryan Giggs Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg WalesMF Manchester United [33]
March 2007 Petr Čech Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Czech RepublicGK Chelsea [34]
April 2007 Dimitar Berbatov Flag of Bulgaria.svg BulgariaFW Tottenham Hotspur [35]
April 2007 Robbie Keane Flag of Ireland.svg IrelandFW Tottenham Hotspur [35]
August 2007 Micah Richards Flag of England.svg EnglandDF Manchester City [36]
September 2007 Cesc Fàbregas Flag of Spain.svg SpainMF Arsenal [37]
October 2007 Wayne Rooney Flag of England.svg EnglandFW Manchester United [38]
November 2007 Gabriel Agbonlahor Flag of England.svg EnglandFW Aston Villa [39]
December 2007 Roque Santa Cruz Flag of Paraguay (1990-2013).svg ParaguayFW Blackburn Rovers [40]
January 2008 Cristiano Ronaldo Flag of Portugal.svg PortugalFW Manchester United [41]
February 2008 Fernando Torres Flag of Spain.svg SpainFW Liverpool [42]
March 2008 Cristiano Ronaldo Flag of Portugal.svg PortugalFW Manchester United [43]
April 2008 Ashley Young Flag of England.svg EnglandDF Aston Villa [44]
August 2008 Deco Flag of Portugal.svg PortugalMF Chelsea [45]
September 2008 Ashley Young Flag of England.svg EnglandDF Aston Villa [46]
October 2008 Frank Lampard Flag of England.svg EnglandMF Chelsea [47]
November 2008 Nicolas Anelka Flag of France (lighter variant).svg FranceFW Chelsea [48]
December 2008 Ashley Young Flag of England.svg EnglandDF Aston Villa [49]
January 2009 Nemanja Vidić Flag of Serbia (2004-2010).svg SerbiaDF Manchester United [50]
February 2009 Phil Jagielka Flag of England.svg EnglandDF Everton [51]
March 2009 Steven Gerrard Flag of England.svg EnglandMF Liverpool [52]
April 2009 Andrey Arshavin Flag of Russia.svg RussiaMF Arsenal [53]
August 2009 Jermain Defoe Flag of England.svg EnglandFW Tottenham Hotspur [54]
September 2009 Fernando Torres Flag of Spain.svg SpainFW Liverpool [55]
October 2009 Robin van Persie Flag of the Netherlands.svg NetherlandsFW Arsenal [56]
November 2009 Jimmy Bullard Flag of England.svg EnglandMF Hull City [57]
December 2009 Carlos Tevez Flag of Argentina.svg ArgentinaFW Manchester City [58]
January 2010 Wayne Rooney Flag of England.svg EnglandFW Manchester United [59]
February 2010 Mark Schwarzer Flag of Australia (converted).svg AustraliaGK Fulham [60]
March 2010 Florent Malouda Flag of France (lighter variant).svg FranceMF Chelsea [61]
April 2010 Gareth Bale Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg WalesFW Tottenham Hotspur [62]
August 2010 Paul Scholes Flag of England.svg EnglandMF Manchester United [63]
September 2010 Peter Odemwingie Flag of Nigeria.svg NigeriaFW West Bromwich Albion [64]
October 2010 Rafael van der Vaart Flag of the Netherlands.svg NetherlandsMF Tottenham Hotspur [65]
November 2010 Johan Elmander Flag of Sweden.svg SwedenFW Bolton Wanderers [66]
December 2010 Samir Nasri Flag of France (lighter variant).svg FranceMF Arsenal [67]
January 2011 Dimitar Berbatov Flag of Bulgaria.svg BulgariaFW Manchester United [68]
February 2011 Scott Parker Flag of England.svg EnglandMF West Ham United [69]
March 2011 David Luiz Flag of Brazil.svg BrazilDF Chelsea [70]
April 2011 Peter Odemwingie Flag of Nigeria.svg NigeriaFW West Bromwich Albion [71]
August 2011 Edin Džeko Flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina.svg Bosnia and HerzegovinaFW Manchester City [72]
September 2011 David Silva Flag of Spain.svg SpainMF Manchester City [73]
October 2011 Robin van Persie Flag of the Netherlands.svg NetherlandsFW Arsenal [74]
November 2011 Scott Parker Flag of England.svg EnglandMF Tottenham Hotspur [75]
December 2011 Demba Ba Flag of Senegal.svg SenegalFW Newcastle United [76]
January 2012 Gareth Bale Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg WalesFW Tottenham Hotspur [77]
February 2012 Peter Odemwingie Flag of Nigeria.svg NigeriaFW West Bromwich Albion [78]
March 2012 Gylfi Sigurðsson Flag of Iceland.svg IcelandMF Swansea City [79]
April 2012 Nikica Jelavić Flag of Croatia.svg CroatiaFW Everton [80]
September 2012 Steven Fletcher Flag of Scotland.svg ScotlandFW Sunderland [81]
October 2012 Juan Mata Flag of Spain.svg SpainMF Chelsea [82]
November 2012 Marouane Fellaini Flag of Belgium (civil).svg BelgiumMF Everton [83]
December 2012 Robin van Persie Flag of the Netherlands.svg NetherlandsFW Manchester United [84]
January 2013 Adam Le Fondre Flag of England.svg EnglandFW Reading [85]
February 2013 Gareth Bale Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg WalesFW Tottenham Hotspur [86]
March 2013 Jan Vertonghen Flag of Belgium (civil).svg BelgiumDF Tottenham Hotspur [87]
April 2013 Robin van Persie Flag of the Netherlands.svg NetherlandsFW Manchester United [88]
August 2013 Daniel Sturridge Flag of England.svg EnglandFW Liverpool [89]
September 2013 Aaron Ramsey Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg WalesMF Arsenal [90]
October 2013 Sergio Agüero Flag of Argentina.svg ArgentinaFW Manchester City [91]
November 2013 Tim Krul Flag of the Netherlands.svg NetherlandsGK Newcastle United [92]
December 2013 Luis Suárez Flag of Uruguay.svg UruguayFW Liverpool [93]
January 2014 Adam Johnson Flag of England.svg EnglandMF Sunderland [94]
February 2014 Daniel Sturridge Flag of England.svg EnglandFW Liverpool [95]
March 2014 Steven Gerrard Flag of England.svg EnglandMF Liverpool [96]
March 2014 Luis Suárez Flag of Uruguay.svg UruguayFW Liverpool [96]
April 2014 Connor Wickham Flag of England.svg EnglandFW Sunderland [97]
August 2014 Diego Costa Flag of Spain.svg SpainFW Chelsea [98]
September 2014 Graziano Pellè Flag of Italy.svg ItalyFW Southampton [99]
October 2014 Diafra Sakho Flag of Senegal.svg SenegalFW West Ham United [100]
November 2014 Sergio Agüero Flag of Argentina.svg ArgentinaFW Manchester City [101]
December 2014 Charlie Austin Flag of England.svg EnglandFW Queens Park Rangers [102]
January 2015 Harry Kane Flag of England.svg EnglandFW Tottenham Hotspur [103]
February 2015 Harry Kane Flag of England.svg EnglandFW Tottenham Hotspur [104]
March 2015 Olivier Giroud Flag of France (lighter variant).svg FranceFW Arsenal [105]
April 2015 Christian Benteke Flag of Belgium (civil).svg BelgiumFW Aston Villa [106]
August 2015 André Ayew Flag of Ghana.svg GhanaFW Swansea City [107]
September 2015 Anthony Martial Flag of France (lighter variant).svg FranceFW Manchester United [108]
October 2015 Jamie Vardy Flag of England.svg EnglandFW Leicester City [109]
November 2015 Jamie Vardy Flag of England.svg EnglandFW Leicester City [110]
December 2015 Odion Ighalo Flag of Nigeria.svg NigeriaFW Watford [111]
January 2016 Sergio Agüero Flag of Argentina.svg ArgentinaFW Manchester City [112]
February 2016 Fraser Forster Flag of England.svg EnglandGK Southampton [113]
March 2016 Harry Kane Flag of England.svg EnglandFW Tottenham Hotspur [114]
April 2016 Sergio Agüero Flag of Argentina.svg ArgentinaFW Manchester City [115]
August 2016 Raheem Sterling Flag of England.svg EnglandFW Manchester City [116]
September 2016 Son Heung-min Flag of South Korea.svg South KoreaFW Tottenham Hotspur [117]
October 2016 Eden Hazard Flag of Belgium (civil).svg BelgiumFW Chelsea [118]
November 2016 Diego Costa Flag of Spain.svg SpainFW Chelsea [119]
December 2016 Zlatan Ibrahimović Flag of Sweden.svg SwedenFW Manchester United [120]
January 2017 Dele Alli Flag of England.svg EnglandMF Tottenham Hotspur [121]
February 2017 Harry Kane Flag of England.svg EnglandFW Tottenham Hotspur [122]
March 2017 Romelu Lukaku Flag of Belgium (civil).svg BelgiumFW Everton [123]
April 2017 Son Heung-min Flag of South Korea.svg South KoreaFW Tottenham Hotspur [124]
August 2017 Sadio Mané Flag of Senegal.svg SenegalFW Liverpool [125]
September 2017 Harry Kane Flag of England.svg EnglandFW Tottenham Hotspur [126]
October 2017 Leroy Sané Flag of Germany.svg GermanyFW Manchester City [127]
November 2017 Mohamed Salah Flag of Egypt.svg EgyptFW Liverpool [128]
December 2017 Harry Kane Flag of England.svg EnglandFW Tottenham Hotspur [129]
January 2018 Sergio Agüero Flag of Argentina.svg ArgentinaFW Manchester City [130]
February 2018 Mohamed Salah Flag of Egypt.svg EgyptFW Liverpool [131]
March 2018 Mohamed Salah Flag of Egypt.svg EgyptFW Liverpool [132]
April 2018 Wilfried Zaha Flag of Cote d'Ivoire.svg Ivory CoastFW Crystal Palace [133]
August 2018 Lucas Moura Flag of Brazil.svg BrazilMF Tottenham Hotspur [134]
September 2018 Eden Hazard Flag of Belgium (civil).svg BelgiumFW Chelsea [135]
October 2018 Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang Flag of Gabon.svg GabonFW Arsenal [136]
November 2018 Raheem Sterling Flag of England.svg EnglandFW Manchester City [137]
December 2018 Virgil van Dijk Flag of the Netherlands.svg NetherlandsDF Liverpool [138]
January 2019 Marcus Rashford Flag of England.svg EnglandFW Manchester United [139]
February 2019 Sergio Agüero Flag of Argentina.svg ArgentinaFW Manchester City [140]
March 2019 Sadio Mané Flag of Senegal.svg SenegalFW Liverpool [141]
April 2019 Jamie Vardy Flag of England.svg EnglandFW Leicester City [142]
August 2019 Teemu Pukki Flag of Finland.svg FinlandFW Norwich City [143]
September 2019 Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang Flag of Gabon.svg GabonFW Arsenal [144]
October 2019 Jamie Vardy Flag of England.svg EnglandFW Leicester City [145]
November 2019 Sadio Mané Flag of Senegal.svg SenegalFW Liverpool [146]
December 2019 Trent Alexander-Arnold Flag of England.svg EnglandDF Liverpool [147]
January 2020 Sergio Agüero Flag of Argentina.svg ArgentinaFW Manchester City [148]
February 2020 Bruno Fernandes Flag of Portugal.svg PortugalMF Manchester United [149]
June 2020 Bruno Fernandes Flag of Portugal.svg PortugalMF Manchester United [150]
July 2020 Michail Antonio Flag of England.svg England [lower-alpha 2] MF West Ham United [151]
September 2020 Dominic Calvert-Lewin Flag of England.svg EnglandFW Everton [152]
October 2020 Son Heung-min Flag of South Korea.svg South KoreaFW Tottenham Hotspur [153]
November 2020 Bruno Fernandes Flag of Portugal.svg PortugalMF Manchester United [154]
December 2020 Bruno Fernandes Flag of Portugal.svg PortugalMF Manchester United [155]
January 2021 İlkay Gündoğan Flag of Germany.svg GermanyMF Manchester City [156]
February 2021 İlkay Gündoğan Flag of Germany.svg GermanyMF Manchester City [157]
March 2021 Kelechi Iheanacho Flag of Nigeria.svg NigeriaFW Leicester City [158]
April 2021 Jesse Lingard Flag of England.svg EnglandMF West Ham United [159]
May 2021 Joe Willock Flag of England.svg EnglandMF Newcastle United [160]
August 2021 Michail Antonio Flag of Jamaica.svg Jamaica [lower-alpha 2] MF West Ham United [161]
September 2021 Cristiano Ronaldo Flag of Portugal.svg PortugalFW Manchester United [162]
October 2021 Mohamed Salah Flag of Egypt.svg EgyptFW Liverpool [163]
November 2021 Trent Alexander-Arnold Flag of England.svg EnglandDF Liverpool [164]
December 2021 Raheem Sterling Flag of England.svg EnglandFW Manchester City [165]
January 2022 David de Gea Flag of Spain.svg SpainGK Manchester United [166]
February 2022 Joël Matip Flag of Cameroon.svg CameroonDF Liverpool [167]
March 2022 Harry Kane Flag of England.svg EnglandFW Tottenham Hotspur [168]
April 2022 Cristiano Ronaldo Flag of Portugal.svg PortugalFW Manchester United [169]
August 2022 Erling Haaland Flag of Norway.svg NorwayFW Manchester City [170]
September 2022 Marcus Rashford Flag of England.svg EnglandFW Manchester United [171]
October 2022 Miguel Almirón Flag of Paraguay.svg ParaguayFW Newcastle United [172]
November/
December
[lower-alpha 3]
2022 Martin Ødegaard Flag of Norway.svg NorwayMF Arsenal [173]
January 2023 Marcus Rashford Flag of England.svg EnglandFW Manchester United [174]
February 2023 Marcus Rashford Flag of England.svg EnglandFW Manchester United [175]
March 2023 Bukayo Saka Flag of England.svg EnglandFW Arsenal [176]
April 2023 Erling Haaland Flag of Norway.svg NorwayFW Manchester City [177]
August 2023 James Maddison Flag of England.svg EnglandMF Tottenham Hotspur [178]
September 2023 Son Heung-min Flag of South Korea.svg South KoreaFW Tottenham Hotspur [179]
October 2023 Mohamed Salah Flag of Egypt.svg EgyptFW Liverpool [180]
November 2023 Harry Maguire Flag of England.svg EnglandDF Manchester United [181]
December 2023 Dominic Solanke Flag of England.svg EnglandFW Bournemouth [182]
January 2024 Diogo Jota Flag of Portugal.svg PortugalFW Liverpool [183]
February 2024 Rasmus Højlund Flag of Denmark.svg DenmarkFW Manchester United [184]

Multiple winners

The following table lists the number of awards won by players who have won at least two Player of the Month awards.

Players in bold are still active in the Premier League. Players in italics are still active in professional football outside of the Premier League.

As of February 2024 award
RankPlayersWins
1st Sergio Agüero 7
Harry Kane
3rd Steven Gerrard [lower-alpha 4] 6
Cristiano Ronaldo
5th Robin van Persie 5
Wayne Rooney
Mohamed Salah
7th Dennis Bergkamp [lower-alpha 5] 4
Bruno Fernandes
Thierry Henry
Frank Lampard
Marcus Rashford
Son Heung-min
Paul Scholes
Alan Shearer [lower-alpha 6]
Jamie Vardy
17th Gareth Bale 3
Robbie Keane [lower-alpha 7]
Sadio Mané
Ruud van Nistelrooy
Peter Odemwingie
Raheem Sterling
Dwight Yorke
Ashley Young
25th Trent Alexander-Arnold 2
Nicolas Anelka
Michail Antonio
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang
James Beattie
Dimitar Berbatov [lower-alpha 8]
Diego Costa
Dion Dublin
Cesc Fàbregas
Tim Flowers
Robbie Fowler [lower-alpha 9]
Ryan Giggs
David Ginola
İlkay Gündoğan
Erling Haaland
Eden Hazard
Andrew Johnson
Roy Keane
Matt Le Tissier
Rob Lee
Danny Murphy
Scott Parker
Teddy Sheringham
Daniel Sturridge
Luis Suárez [lower-alpha 10]
Chris Sutton [lower-alpha 11]
Fernando Torres
Tony Yeboah
Gianfranco Zola

Awards won by nationality

As of February 2024 award
NationalityPlayersWins
Flag of England.svg England69 [lower-alpha 12] 116 [lower-alpha 13] [lower-alpha 12]
Flag of France.svg France1217
Flag of the Netherlands.svg Netherlands716 [lower-alpha 14]
Flag of Portugal.svg Portugal412
Flag of Spain.svg Spain710
Flag of Argentina.svg Argentina39
Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Belgium56
Flag of Nigeria.svg Nigeria46
Flag of Ireland.svg Ireland36 [lower-alpha 15]
Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg Wales36
Flag of Senegal.svg Senegal35
Flag of Egypt.svg Egypt15
Flag of Brazil.svg Brazil44 [lower-alpha 16]
Flag of Germany.svg Germany34
Flag of South Korea.svg South Korea14
Flag of Finland.svg Finland33
Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland33
Flag of Sweden.svg Sweden33
Flag of Ghana.svg Ghana23
Flag of Italy.svg Italy23
Flag of Norway.svg Norway23
Flag of Trinidad and Tobago.svg Trinidad and Tobago13
Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Czech Republic22
Flag of Jamaica.svg Jamaica2 [lower-alpha 12] 2 [lower-alpha 12]
Flag of Paraguay.svg Paraguay22
Flag of Russia.svg Russia22
Flag of Bulgaria.svg Bulgaria12 [lower-alpha 17]
Flag of Gabon.svg Gabon12
Flag of Uruguay.svg Uruguay12 [lower-alpha 18]
Flag of Australia (converted).svg Australia11
Flag of Austria.svg Austria11
Flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina.svg Bosnia and Herzegovina11
Flag of Cameroon.svg Cameroon11
Flag of Costa Rica.svg Costa Rica11
Flag of Croatia.svg Croatia11
Flag of Denmark.svg Denmark11
Flag of Iceland.svg Iceland11
Flag of Cote d'Ivoire.svg Ivory Coast11
Flag of Serbia.svg Serbia11
Flag of Turkey.svg Turkey11

Awards won by position

As of February 2024 award
PositionPlayersWins
Forward 86163 [lower-alpha 19]
Midfielder 5479 [lower-alpha 20]
Defender 1720
Goalkeeper 910

Awards won by club

As of February 2024 award
ClubPlayersWins
Manchester United 2347 [lower-alpha 21]
Liverpool 1834 [lower-alpha 22] [lower-alpha 23]
Arsenal 2232 [lower-alpha 24]
Tottenham Hotspur 1526 [lower-alpha 25]
Chelsea 1319
Manchester City 919
Newcastle United 710
Everton 99
Aston Villa 79
Southampton 68 [lower-alpha 26]
West Ham United 67
Leicester City 47
Leeds United 56
Blackburn Rovers 45 [lower-alpha 27]
Sunderland 44
Bolton Wanderers 33
West Bromwich Albion 13
Charlton Athletic 22
Coventry City 22
Crystal Palace 22
Fulham 22
Queens Park Rangers 22
Swansea City 22
Birmingham City 11
Bournemouth 11
Derby County 11
Hull City 11
Ipswich Town 11
Middlesbrough 11
Norwich City 11
Portsmouth 11
Reading 11
Sheffield Wednesday 11
Watford 11
Wimbledon 11

See also

Notes

  1. Each year in the table is linked to the article about the corresponding football season.
  2. 1 2 Switched nationality from England to Jamaica in 2021.
  3. The Premier League was on hold during the 2022 FIFA World Cup, so November and December were treated as one month.
  4. Gerrard shared his March 2014 award.
  5. Bergkamp shared his February 2004 award.
  6. Shearer shared his November 1994 award.
  7. Keane shared his April 2007 award.
  8. Berbatov shared his April 2007 award.
  9. Fowler shared his January 1996 award.
  10. Suarez shared his March 2014 award.
  11. Sutton shared his November 1994 award.
  12. 1 2 3 4 Includes Michail Antonio, who switched allegiance from England to Jamaica in 2021.
  13. Of the English players' awards, 7 have been shared: Alan Shearer and Chris Sutton in November 1994, Stan Collymore and Robbie Fowler in January 1996, Andy Cole and Kevin Davies in November 1997 and Steven Gerrard in March 2014.
  14. The Netherlands' Dennis Bergkamp shared his February 2004 award.
  15. Ireland's Robbie Keane shared his April 2007 award.
  16. Brazil's Edu shared his February 2004 award.
  17. Bulgaria's Dimitar Berbatov shared his April 2007 award.
  18. Uruguay's Luis Suárez shared his March 2014 award.
  19. Of the forwards' awards, 10 have been shared.
  20. Of the midfielders' awards, two have been shared.
  21. Manchester United's Andy Cole shared his November 1997 award.
  22. Two awards for Liverpool were shared by Stan Collymore and Robbie Fowler in January 1996.
  23. Two awards for Liverpool were shared by Steven Gerrard and Luis Suárez in April 2014.
  24. Two awards for Arsenal were shared by Dennis Bergkamp and Edu in February 2004.
  25. Two awards for Tottenham Hotspur were shared by Robbie Keane and Dimitar Berbatov in April 2007.
  26. Southampton's Kevin Davies shared his November 1997 award.
  27. Two awards for Blackburn Rovers were shared by Alan Shearer and Chris Sutton in November 1994.

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