Walker, Mount, Nkonko have been among the worst players at every club in the Premier League this season.

Here are the worst players for every Premier League club in 2024/25. We’re using WhoScored average match ratings, so direct your anger at them…

We are only including players who have played at least eight matches, including at least one start.

Every Premier League club’s worst player this season

Arsenal: Jacob Cuvier (6.23)
A few goals away for Crystal Palace after a Carabao Cup hat-trick, Gabriel Jesus added a nice boost to the ratings, meaning the unlucky Gunners defender Jacob Cuvier. His destruction played a big part in Arsenal’s first loss of the season at Bournemouth.

Aston Villa: Jaden Philogene (5.92)
Philogen was sent off after just 32 minutes against Fulham on 19 October, which did him no favours.

Bournemouth: Julian Araujo (6.11)
Araujo has failed to adapt to life in the Premier League after a fairly short loan spell at Las Palmas last season. get in shape.

He has been injured for a while and is unable to defend himself.

Brentford: Fabio Carvalho (6.23)
It hasn’t worked for Carvalho since his return to London.

Brighton: Ivan Ferguson (6.18)
Ferguson was the best thing since sliced ​​bread and was destined for a £100 million transfer this time last year. Now he can barely take a kick and is available on loan in January. He has one goal and 10 substitute appearances from two starts in the Premier League this season. People probably got a little too excited about it..

Chelsea: Christopher Kinko (6.33)
Nkunku has not lived up to the hype since joining Chelsea. He arrived from RB Leipzig as one of Europe’s best goalscorers before suffering a serious injury before his competitive debut. Since making his Premier League debut, he has five goals in the division, which is poor but he has rarely started.

Crystal Palace: Nathaniel Clyne (6.03)
Clyne has started three times in the Premier League this season and is arguably his best performer. According to WhoScored, his best league match this season was against Chelsea (6.49) and his worst was against Leicester City (5.52).

Everton: Beto (6.18)
Beto has been a tragic signing for Everton, who need something different up top.

Fulham: Tom Cairney (6.26)
Finally started a match after 10 appearances off the bench. The Christmas period is a great time for backup players.

Ipswich: Jens Cajuste (6.22)
Wes Burns has been dethroned by summer signing Kegist, who started in Ipswich’s first home win in the Premier League against Chelsea.

Leicester: Conor Cody (6.09)
Cody is being used in the back four, which is… not where he wants to be.

Liverpool: Joe Gomez (6.56)
Gomes’ rating is very respectable and it’s no surprise that Liverpool’s involvement does. They have been immense.

Man City: Kyle Walker (6.29)
Walker had a rough year. And when we say tough, we’re politely saying it was rubbish. Still, the abuse he’s getting is ridiculous.

Man Utd: Mason Mount (6.08)
Not happening yet for Mount at Old Trafford. It’s a great opportunity to get fit, match finesse, consistency and confidence to kick it.

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Newcastle: Joe Wilk (6.29)
In 16 appearances, Villak has one goal. It will be very difficult to get back into the starting XI with Sandro Tonali, Joelinton and Bruno Gomarez.

Nottingham Forest: Taiwo Ooni (6.06)
If not for Oweny’s goals in 2022/23, Overachieving Forest would not be in our league. And in the blink of an eye, he is no longer a regular starter and is playing second fiddle to Chris Wood.

Southampton: Jack Stephens (5.93)
With two red cards already this season, Stephens’ place is very much justified.

Tottenham: Archie Gray (6.20)
Tangerine Gray has been playing here, there and everywhere for Spurs this season. It is not really beneficial for its development.

West Ham: Vladimir Koffel (6.16)
Rightly lost his place in Julen Lopetegui’s starting XI following the signing of Aaron Wan-Bissaka. Started against Bournemouth and raised his average rating.

Wolves: Carlos Forbes (6.08)
In eight league appearances this term, 20-year-old winger Forbes has zero goal contributions.

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