Fastest Players at Every Premier League Club in 2025/26 – Ranked by Blistering Speed

September 10, 2025 Kris Isaksen

Speed might not be everything in football, but in today’s Premier League, it can be a serious weapon. From defenders sprinting back to block a counterattack, to forwards chasing long balls, here are the fastest players at every top-flight club this season – based on official league data.

Wolverhampton Wanderers: Jackson Tchatchoua – 37.30 km/h

Cameroon international Jackson Tchatchoua has claimed the title of the Premier League’s fastest player so far this season. The right-back hit a jaw-dropping 37.30 km/h during Wolves’ 3-2 loss to Everton, proving he's got pace to burn.

West Ham United: Jean-Clair Todibo – 35.10 km/h

Jean-Clair Todibo has stepped up in West Ham’s back line with crucial defensive performances. The Frenchman reached a top speed of 35.10 km/h, showing he can match even the fastest forwards in the division.

Tottenham Hotspur: Wilson Odobert – 35.70 km/h

With Micky van de Ven not hitting top gear this season, it's Wilson Odobert who leads the speed chart at Spurs. The winger has clocked 35.70 km/h, bringing some serious pace to Tottenham’s front line.

Sunderland: Chemsdine Talbi – 34.52 km/h

Chemsdine Talbi was a smart addition for Sunderland following their promotion. The 20-year-old winger hit 34.52 km/h against Bournemouth, marking him as one of the club's most dynamic new assets.

Nottingham Forest: Ola Aina – 35.82 km/h

Ola Aina has been a relentless presence on the right flank for Forest. The former Chelsea man hit 35.82 km/h, using his speed to contribute at both ends of the pitch.

Newcastle United: Anthony Elanga – 36 km/h

Anthony Elanga has kept up his reputation as one of the fastest wingers in the league. Clocking a peak of 36 km/h, the Swede continues to terrorize defenders with his electric bursts.

Manchester United: Bryan Mbeumo – 36.36 km/h

Bryan Mbeumo’s start at Old Trafford has been nothing short of electric—literally. The Cameroonian hit 36.36 km/h, making him the second-fastest player in the Premier League this season.

Manchester City: Abdukodir Khusanov – 35.68 km/h

Khusanov may not be a household name yet, but he’s made an early mark with his sheer speed. With a top sprint of 35.68 km/h, he’s outpaced even Haaland and Dias this term.

Liverpool: Jeremie Frimpong – 35.86 km/h

Known for lightning-quick transitions, Jeremie Frimpong reached 35.86 km/h against Bournemouth. Teammates have called him the “fastest in the world”—and while that might be debatable, his pace is undeniable.

Leeds United: Daniel James – 36.14 km/h

Daniel James continues to live up to his reputation as a speed demon. The Welsh winger hit 36.14 km/h, making him the third-fastest player in the league so far.

Fulham: Sasa Lukic – 34.82 km/h

Saša Lukić — Ettore Griffoni / Shutterstock.com

A surprise name on this list, Sasa Lukic isn’t your typical speedster. Still, the Fulham midfielder recorded a swift 34.82 km/h during their 1-1 draw with Sporting CP.

Everton: Iliman Ndiaye – 33.01 km/h

Iliman Ndiaye has quickly become a key figure in David Moyes’ setup. Clocking 33.01 km/h, the versatile attacker gives Everton a real burst of pace in the final third.

Crystal Palace: Maxence Lacroix – 34.07 km/h

With Marc Guehi potentially on the move, Maxence Lacroix is staking his claim as Palace’s defensive leader. The Frenchman showed his quickness with a 34.07 km/h sprint against Chelsea.

Chelsea: Pedro Neto – 35.09 km/h

Pedro Neto brings explosive speed to Chelsea’s attack after his move from Wolves. The winger has hit 35.09 km/h, reinforcing his status as one of the league’s most exciting wide players.

Burnley: Lyle Foster – 34.30 km/h

Lyle Foster isn’t typically known for speed, but the South African forward surprised many with a 34.30 km/h top sprint. He remains vital to Burnley’s hopes of staying in the Premier League.

Brighton & Hove Albion: Yankuba Minteh – 36.11 km/h

Yankuba Minteh has added a new gear to Brighton’s already-rapid attack. The winger clocked 36.11 km/h against Manchester City, showcasing his ability to leave defenders in his wake.

Brentford: Kevin Schade – 34.82 km/h

With Mbeumo and Wissa gone, Kevin Schade is now Brentford’s go-to man in attack. His 34.82 km/h sprint this season proves he’s ready to take on that challenge.

Bournemouth: Evanilson – 34.12 km/h

Evanilson has become a fan favorite at the Vitality Stadium with his mix of finishing and flair. He also brings serious pace to Bournemouth, hitting 34.12 km/h so far this campaign.

Aston Villa: Tyrone Mings – 33.48 km/h

Back from injury, Tyrone Mings is easing his way into Unai Emery’s plans. The defender has reached a solid 33.48 km/h, helping Villa maintain a high defensive line.

Arsenal: Gabriel Martinelli – 35.28 km/h

Despite competition from new arrival Eberechi Eze, Martinelli still offers something unique—blistering pace. The Brazilian hit 35.28 km/h in Arsenal’s opening match against Manchester United.