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  1. Get Involved - 'Gibbs-White single-handedly kept Forest up'

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    Gibbs-White… what a guy! What he’s achieved this year is incredible, and all while facing possible relegation. That takes a certain kind of special player. Absolute madness he’s not going to the World Cup.

    Andrew, Nottingham

    Morgan Gibbs-White is the outstanding player I choose . . . Absolutely ❤️ Fabulous!

    Edward, Nottingham

    Morgan Gibbs-White, for me. He's single-handedly kept Forest up and I'm astounded he's not off to the World Cup. Fernandes also great - he tries to referee the games too much for my liking though.

    Troy, Reading

    He won't get it and I understand why, but Gibbs-White has been unreal. His energy and ability is top level. Can't understand why people say Foden, Palmer et Al have a higher ceiling; Morgan's pure magic to watch.

    Andrew, Nottingham

  2. Gibbs-White omission could still haunt Tuchel

    Player of the season

    Nick Mashiter
    BBC Sport football news reporter

    Only time will tell if Thomas Tuchel's decision to leave Morgan Gibbs-White at home for the World Cup is the right one.

    The Nottingham Forest playmaker and the City Ground clearly think it was the wrong one after the best and most consistent season of the 26-year-old's career.

    His goal against Bournemouth underlined his quality and the celebration was pointed while, on the terraces, the Forest fans made their feelings clear in their support for Gibbs-White and distain for Tuchel.

    Gibbs-White's 15 Premier League goals this season leaves him as the second top English scorer in the top flight, only beaten by Ollie Watkins following the Aston Villa striker's double at Manchester City on the final day.

  3. Morgan Gibbs-White

    Player of the season

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    Morgan Gibbs-White has been the standout performer for Nottingham Forest this season and rounded his campaign off with a goal on the final day against Bournemouth on Sunday.

    He celebrated by holding 10 fingers up - a message that he should be England's number 10 after being omitted from the World Cup squad?

    Gibbs-White may have not got Thomas Tuchel's vote, but does he get your vote for player of the season?

    • Appearances: 37
    • Goals: 15
    • Assists: 4
    • Nottingham Forest's final position: 16th

    Nb: Stats are derived from Transfermarkt and are Premier League only.

  4. Get Involved - 'People disrespect Haaland because his numbers feel normal'

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    What level is Erling Haaland on that 27 goals and it’s still getting called a poor season for him by pundits. I always find MGW and Thiago get my heart as doing it at a club with no expectations or relegation candidates is pretty incredible.

    Chris, Tamworth

    People disrespect Erling because his numbers almost feel normal. But only by his own standards. A goal involvement per PL game - very impressive. Started the season with incredible numbers for City & Norway. Unfortunately tired in the last couple of months. Still the world's best striker without doubt.

    Paul, Northwich

  5. Get Involved - 'Should be Thiago'

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    To me player of the year should be Thiago for his goals record Fernandes had a great season but lets be honest he takes every free kick and corner kick surprised he doesn't take goal kicks young player easy Nico O'Reilly his maturity at such a young age.

    Kevin, Middlewich

    Has to be Thiago... to score 22 goals for Brentford, the first Brazilian to hit 20. Incredible season and fully deserving Player of the Season.

    Karl, Bath

    Manager Iraola. Player Thiago. Signing Xhaka. Young player O'Reilly.

    Keith, Wales

  6. Igor Thiago

    Player of the season

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    Igor Thiago became the first Brazilian to score 20 or more goals in a single Premier League season for Brentford in 2025-26.

    He fell just short in the race for the Golden Boot but did he do enough to win your race for player of the season?

    • Appearances: 38
    • Goals: 22
    • Assists: 1
    • Brentford's final position: 9th

    Nb: Stats are derived from Transfermarkt and are Premier League only.

  7. Get Involved - 'None of these players have stood head and shoulders above the rest'

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    The names on the list just show us what a poor premier league season this has been. None of these players have truly stood head and shoulders above the rest. Let’s hope next year brings a better quality of football.

    Chris, Bristol

  8. Erling Haaland

    Player of the season

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    Manchester City forward Erling Haaland claimed the Premier League's Golden Boot award for the third time in four seasons, finishing the 2025-26 campaign with 27 goals to his name.

    City finished the year with two trophies but the Premier League evaded them.

    Will Haaland's vote evade you, or is he your player of the year?

    Appearances: 35

    Goals: 27

    Assists: 8

    Man City's final position: 2nd

    Nb: Stats are derived from Transfermarkt and are Premier League only.

  9. Get Involved - 'In an age of attacking football, it is important to recognise a player like Gabriel'

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    With any of these awards (including Arsenal fans' own POTY) you have to ask, if not Gabriel and or especially Raya, what more could a CB or GK actually do? 19 clean sheets, 1 penalty conceded in 5 CL knockout games, 3rd successive golden glove, 8 goals/assists for Gabriel.

    Mark, Reading

    In an age of attacking football I think it's important to recognise a player like Gabriel Magalhaes as player of the season. A consistent performer and the main part of Arsenal's defensive unit that kept so many clean sheets. Without him, it's unlikely they would have won the league.

    Damien, Ireland

    For me the defensive strength of Arsenal is what won the Premier title for them. Raya was outstanding along with Gabriel and Saliba, apparently the stats demonstrate they’re the best in Europe. So, for the most part they played sometimes unattractive dull football they are deserved winners.

    Anthony, West Sussex

  10. 'Gabriel embodied everything that has been so effective about Arsenal'

    Player of the season

    Ciaran Kelly
    BBC Sport Newcastle United reporter

    Defenders do not often get individual recognition, but Gabriel has been a hugely influential figure in Arsenal's march towards the title.

    I must admit that I did not rate the screaming Brazilian all that much when I first saw him play for Arsenal in a 2-0 defeat at St James' Park a few years ago.

    But the much-improved centre-back has typified the journey Arsenal have gone on since that bruising night on Tyneside.

    He has also embodied everything that has been so effective about Arteta's team this season.

    Not only has Gabriel been a lynchpin in the top-flight's meanest defence – he has caused the opposition real problems at set-plays.

  11. Gabriel Magalhaes

    Player of the season

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    Part of a defensive duo that helped Arsenal secure their first Premier League title in 22 years, Gabriel has been a dominant force at the back for the Gunners.

    He also chipped in up the other end of the field, too, but is that enough to get your vote for player of the season?

    Appearances: 32

    Clean sheets: 17

    Goal contributions: 7

    Arsenal's final position: 1st

    Nb: Stats are derived from Transfermarkt and are Premier League only.

  12. Get Involved - 'Raya has been excellent'

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    David Raya's 1v1 save against Mateus Fernandes in the West Ham game probably won Arsenal the title. I think he's got to be in real contention for PotS.

    Rob, Bexhill-On-Sea

    David Raya has had an excellent season without doubt. Without him Arsenal wouldn't be champions. I don't know what has more weight, providing more assists to achieve 3rd place finish or winning the golden glove 3 years in row and helping your team win the Premier League.

    Gift, Nuneaton

    From the list? David Raya as his contributions were very solid all year around and decisive on a few occasions.

    Peter, Brighton

    David Raya, for sure. He kept many clean sheets . The West Ham save was my save of the season, given the enormity of what could have been if the ball had gone in. His spectacular saves to keep the score line to one nils to arsenal cannot be overlooked.

    Albert, Basildon

  13. 'Raya is the best keeper in the world'

    Player of the season

    Arsenal

    Arsenal forward Kai Havertz speaking to Amazon Prime after Arsenal's 1-0 victory against Sporting in the Champions League in April: "I think [he is] still underestimated in the world of football but for me, the last two seasons, the best keeper in the world.

    "He's outstanding, he's saved us so many times and we're very glad to have him."

  14. My player of the season - David Raya

    Aadam Patel
    Football Reporter

    With 19 clean sheets in the Premier League and a title-winning save at West Ham, the Arsenal goalkeeper is my Player of the Season.

  15. David Raya

    Player of the season

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    Arsenal goalkeeper David Raya has been just as important, if not more, than defensive duo William Saliba and Gabriel.

    Raya amassed 19 clean sheets in the Premier League this season, four more than any other goalkeeper and it was the joint most by an Arsenal goalkeeper in a single season, with David Seaman keeping 19 in both 1993-94 and 1998-99.

    The definition of safe hands, but is he a safe bet for player of the season?

    Appearances: 37

    Clean sheets: 19

    Goals conceded: 26

    Arsenal's final position: 1st

    Nb: Stats are derived from Transfermarkt and are Premier League only.

  16. Get Involved - 'For me, it's Semenyo'

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    For me, it's Semenyo. He left Bournemouth riding high and put them in a good position which would lead them to Europe, and when he joined City he put them on the trajectory that almost got them the title. Plus he's respectful off the pitch which gives him bonus points.

    Derek, Weymouth

    From the list? David Raya as his contributions were very solid all year around and decisive on a few occasions. Semenyo & Fernandes for their roles in my good results at FPL. From outside of the list: Szloboszlai & Truffert

    Peter, Brighton

  17. 'Semenyo the spark that got City going'

    Player of the season

    Troy Deeney
    Former Watford striker

    He [Antoine Semenyo] had an unbelievable start to the season with Bournemouth and he came in for City in January and was the spark that got Manchester City going and ultimately kept them in the title hunt.

  18. Antoine Semenyo

    Player of the season

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    Antoine Semenyo starred for not one, but two clubs throughout 2025-26.

    The winger left Bournemouth to join Manchester City in January but still finished as the Cherries' second top scorer behind Eli Junior Kroupi.

    He revitalised City upon his arrival and helped them on the way to two trophies.

    But is that enough to gain your vote?

    Appearances: 37

    Goals: 17

    Assists: 4

    Man City's final position: 2nd

    Nb: Stats are derived from Transfermarkt and are Premier League only.

  19. My player of the season - Bruno Fernandes

    Simon Stone
    BBC Sport Chief Football News Reporter

    There has been a lot of debate over this in various quarters because the belief seems to be that someone from Arsenal should get it because they are the champions.

    I don’t view the situation like that at all.

    Fernandes is someone you would pay to watch play. He makes risky passes, he creates goals.

    His ability is not to defend the goal, it is working out ways to get the ball into it.

    He started the season in a deeper position – to the detriment of Kobbie Mainoo – and did well. He was restored to a more offensive area by Michael Carrick and his numbers went up even more.

    Do I think ‘most assists’ is a thing? I’m not sure. But I do know Manchester United would have got nowhere near to finishing third without him.

  20. Get Involved - 'Bruno has to be player of the season'

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    I know most can't stand the guy, but Bruno Fernandes has to be player of the season, Henry and De Bruyne had much better teams around them to get 20 assists, and Bruno got more in an average United team!

    Josh, Lincoln

    It has to be Bruno Fernandes for me he has helped Man United and has been the best midfielder in the Premier League.

    Aisling, Finland

    BRUNO BRUNO OUR PORTUGESE MAGNIFICO!

    Aarav, Derby