Pascal Gross wins Premier League Player of the Month for September
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 2, 2026, 10:19 AM
Last updated Oct 2, 2026

Pascal Gross has been named the EA SPORTS Player of the Month for September 2026 following a strong performance for Brighton. The 35-year-old midfielder recorded five goal involvements, including two goals and three assists, contributing to Brighton's victories. Gross's standout performances included scoring and assisting in a win against Coventry City and another goal against Arsenal. This marks the first time Gross has received this award, and he is now among the oldest players to win it, ranking sixth overall.
- •Gross won the award after a productive month in September.
- •He had two goals and three assists during the month.
- •Brighton had a notable 5-0 win over Coventry City.
- •Gross becomes the sixth-oldest Player of the Month recipient.
- •He outperformed teammates and competitors in this month's award.
- 10:19 AMYahoo Sports — 🥇 Pascal Gross, Premier League player of the month at 35
"Pascal Gross has won the EA SPORTS Player of the Month award for September after one of the best spells of his career. The 35-year-old Brighton midfielder receives the award for the first time.Gross r...
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