Arsenal dominate the list with two stunning efforts, as Martin Zubimendi and Gabriel Martinelli showcased their class with finishes that lit up the Gunners’ campaign.

Elsewhere, Tyrick Mitchell’s thunderous strike for Crystal Palace made the cut, while Harry Wilson’s trademark curler for Fulham also earned him a deserved nomination.

Rising talent Thiago Igor continues to turn heads at Brentford, delivering a beauty that secures his place among the contenders.

Anton Stach of Leeds United joins the shortlist with a composed finish, while Liverpool midfielder Ryan Gravenberch impressed with a powerful effort that had fans on their feet. Tottenham’s highly rated youngster Lucas Bergvall rounds off the list with a remarkable solo strike.

In total, eight goals have been nominated each reflecting the skill, composure, and brilliance that make the Premier League a global spectacle.

Fans will now play a key role in deciding the winner, with voting already open online.

The triumphant goal will not only claim the September 2025 Goal of the Month award, but also go down as one of the standout highlights of the season.

 

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As expected, the shortlist is packed with standout performers who lit up the pitch with goals, grit, and game-changing moments.

From strikers who couldn’t stop scoring, to midfielders running the show, and managers quietly masterminding statement results September had it all.

Player of the Month Nominees

Six names make up this month’s roll call of excellence, led by Manchester City’s unstoppable hitman Erling Haaland.

1. Erling Haaland (Man City)

No surprises here. Haaland smashed in five goals in September — three more than anyone else — and had a hand in six goals overall, pushing his tally to eight for the campaign.

2. Daichi Kamada (Crystal Palace)

Kamada has been the heartbeat of Oliver Glasner’s unbeaten Palace side. In September, he created five chances, won 17 duels, and bossed games against Sunderland, West Ham, and Liverpool.

3. Yankuba Minteh (Brighton)

The Gambian winger made a statement with a goal or assist in every game he played this month. His highlights include a smart assist in the 2-1 loss to Bournemouth, a goal in a thrilling 2-2 with Spurs, and another assist in Brighton’s 3-1 win at Chelsea.

4. Robin Roefs (Sunderland)

Newly promoted Sunderland owe a lot to their goalkeeper. The Dutchman kept two clean sheets, made 13 saves (second-most in the league), and was crucial in the Black Cats’ unbeaten September, which included draws against Palace and Villa, and a win over Forest.

5. Granit Xhaka (Sunderland)

At 33, Xhaka is proving age is just a number. The midfielder set up both of Sunderland’s goals in September, won 23 duels, and added steel and creativity to the side’s remarkable return season.

6. Martin Zubimendi (Arsenal)

The Spaniard enjoyed a breakthrough month, scoring his first Premier League goals. He netted a brilliant volley against Forest and followed it up with a rare brace a header sealing Arsenal’s 3-0 win.

 

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Manager of the Month Nominees

The dugout also had its heroes. Four coaches stood out for masterminding results that have reshaped the early table.

1. Mikel Arteta (Arsenal)

Arteta’s Gunners stayed strong, crushing Forest 3-0, battling to a late draw with Man City, and edging Newcastle late on results that pushed Arsenal up to second.

2. Oliver Glasner (Crystal Palace)

Palace remain the league’s only unbeaten side, thanks to Glasner’s sharp touch. September saw a gritty 0-0 with Sunderland, before back-to-back wins over West Ham and Liverpool sent a message to the rest of the league.

3. Pep Guardiola (Man City)

City turned on the style yet again, scoring nine and conceding just two in September. A dominant 3-0 derby win over Manchester United, a tough 1-1 draw at Arsenal, and a 5-1 demolition of Burnley showed Pep’s men mean business.

4. Regis Le Bris (Sunderland)

The surprise package. Le Bris’ Sunderland defied the odds with an unbeaten September, ending the month in fifth.

They conceded just once even while playing with 10 men in a 1-1 draw at Villa held Palace to a stalemate, and edged Forest away from home.

 

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September’s nominees show just how competitive this Premier League season is shaping up to be with familiar names like Haaland doing what they do best, and fresh stories like Sunderland’s fairytale rise keeping fans on their toes.

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Arsenal have officially completed the signing of Spanish midfield maestro Martin Zubimendi from Real Sociedad in a deal reported to be worth £60 million, making him Mikel Arteta’s second summer acquisition.

The Gunners confirmed the long-anticipated move on Tuesday, revealing that the 26-year-old has penned a five-year contract at the Emirates. Zubimendi’s switch had been in the pipeline since the tail end of last season, with final agreements now concluded.

Arsenal had been keen on securing the midfielder’s services as early as last summer, identifying him as a long-term replacement for Jorginho and Thomas Partey, both of whom are leaving the club after entering the final year of their contracts.

 

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Reports suggest Mikel Arteta played a pivotal role in ensuring the deal materialized. Arteta reportedly convinced Zubimendi to hold off on a move until the 2025 window, assuring the player of his importance to Arsenal’s midfield rebuild.

The deal also follows last year’s £31.6 million acquisition of Zubimendi’s former Sociedad teammate Mikel Merino, who is believed to have influenced his decision to reunite with him in North London.

Arsenal had initially pursued both players simultaneously, but Sociedad were unwilling to sanction a double exit in one window.

Zubimendi’s arrival follows the signing of Spanish goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga from Chelsea for £5 million. Arsenal are also expected to finalise the £15 million move for Brentford captain Christian Norgaard, while an approach for Chelsea winger Noni Madueke is reportedly being prepared.

 

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Zubimendi, a product of Real Sociedad’s academy, made 236 appearances for the La Liga side, carving out a reputation as one of the most composed and intelligent deep-lying midfielders in Europe.

Speaking on his move, Zubimendi expressed excitement at joining Arsenal:

“This is a huge moment in my career. It’s the move I was looking for and one I wanted to make. As soon as you set foot here, you realise how big this club and this team are.
I set my sights on Arsenal because their style of play is a good fit for me. They have shown their potential recently and the best is yet to come.”

He will wear the No. 36 shirt and is expected to join up with the team for pre-season training in the coming days.

 

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Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta praised the signing:

“Martin is a player who will bring a huge amount of quality and football intelligence to our team. He will fit in really well and has all the attributes to be a key player for us.”

Sporting director Andrea Berta added:

“We’re very happy to welcome Martin to Arsenal. He’s a top target we’ve worked hard on, and his ability and mentality align perfectly with our ambitions.”

Zubimendi’s arrival marks another bold step in Arsenal’s mission to build a title-winning side under Arteta, and fans will be eager to see the Spaniard in action as the Premier League campaign edges closer.

Welcome to The Arsenal, Martin Zubimendi 😍

— Arsenal (@Arsenal) July 6, 2025

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