The Fastest Player at Every Premier League Club in 2025, Ranked from Slowest to Fastest
Speed isn’t everything in football — but in the Premier League, it can be the difference between a last-ditch clearance and conceding a goal. Whether it's a winger bursting down the line or a full-back tracking back to block a counter, pace has become one of the defining attributes of the modern game.
Using official data from the Premier League, here’s a countdown of the fastest player at every Premier League club in 2025/26, ranked from slowest to fastest. Some names are expected, others are surprises — but all of them have one thing in common: serious speed.
20. Iliman Ndiaye, Everton – 33.01 km/h
At 33.01 km/h, Iliman Ndiaye is Everton’s quickest player so far this season. While not lightning-fast compared to the rest of the league, his acceleration has been key to Everton’s counterattacks under David Moyes.
19. Tyrone Mings, Aston Villa – 33.48 km/h
Fresh off a long-term injury, Villa captain Tyrone Mings has shown he still has the legs. Clocking 33.48 km/h, he remains a key figure in Unai Emery’s defensive setup.
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18. Maxence Lacroix, Crystal Palace – 34.07 km/h
With Marc Guehi possibly on the move, Lacroix could become Palace’s defensive cornerstone. He’s already proving he can keep up, hitting a top speed of 34.07 km/h.
17. Evanilson, Bournemouth – 34.12 km/h
Brought in to replace Dominic Solanke, Evanilson is quickly becoming a fan favorite. The striker’s blend of strength and speed — maxing at 34.12 km/h — fits perfectly with Bournemouth’s energetic style.
16. Lyle Foster, Burnley – 34.30 km/h
Best known for his physicality and game intelligence, Lyle Foster surprised many by clocking Burnley’s top speed of 34.30 km/h. He’ll be vital in their survival bid this season.
15. Chemsdine Talbi, Sunderland – 34.52 km/h
The 20-year-old hit 34.52 km/h in a match against Bournemouth. Talbi is one to watch as Sunderland look to cement their top-flight return.
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14. Kevin Schade, Brentford – 34.82 km/h
With Mbeumo and Wissa gone, Schade is stepping up. His 34.82 km/h sprint proves he's ready to carry the load in Brentford’s evolving front line.
13. Sasa Lukic, Fulham – 34.82 km/h
Known more for grit than pace, Lukic still surprised with a 34.82 km/h dash against Sporting. Not bad for a deep-lying midfielder.
12. Pedro Neto, Chelsea – 35.09 km/h
Todd Boehly’s Chelsea spree continued with Neto, who’s already clocked 35.09 km/h this season. His bursts down the flank offer real width and danger.
11. Jean-Clair Todibo, West Ham United – 35.10 km/h
Todibo has had plenty of defending to do this season — and he’s done it quickly. At 35.10 km/h, he’s West Ham’s fastest and one of the most mobile defenders in the league.
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10. Gabriel Martinelli, Arsenal – 35.28 km/h
Martinelli may be competing with new arrival Eze, but he still holds the speed edge. His 35.28 km/h sprint came in the opening match against Manchester United.
9. Abdukodir Khusanov, Manchester City – 35.68 km/h
Not Haaland, not Dias — it’s Khusanov who leads Man City in speed. The young defender hit 35.68 km/h, hinting at a bright future in Guardiola’s system.
8. Wilson Odobert, Tottenham Hotspur – 35.70 km/h
With Micky van de Ven off-form, Odobert takes the crown at Spurs. The winger’s speed of 35.70 km/h has helped him become an essential part of Postecoglou’s attack.
7. Ola Aina, Nottingham Forest – 35.82 km/h
Aina is a constant presence up and down the right flank. His pace (35.82 km/h) and endurance are vital for Forest’s wide play.
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6. Jeremie Frimpong, Liverpool – 35.86 km/h
Labelled by teammates as “the fastest in the world,” Frimpong hasn’t disappointed. His speed peaked at 35.86 km/h against Bournemouth, lighting up Anfield’s right side.
5. Anthony Elanga, Newcastle United – 36.00 km/h
The Swedish winger reached 36.00 km/h in a match vs Liverpool. With that speed, Elanga is keeping defenders honest all over the Premier League.
4. Yankuba Minteh, Brighton & Hove Albion – 36.11 km/h
Minteh’s long strides and explosive pace gave City’s defence trouble. At 36.11 km/h, he’s already proving to be one of Brighton’s best attacking weapons.
3. Daniel James, Leeds United – 36.14 km/h
James continues his reputation as one of the league’s fastest. The Welshman’s 36.14 km/h sprint this season places him firmly in the elite speed bracket.
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2. Bryan Mbeumo, Manchester United – 36.36 km/h
A new face at Old Trafford, Mbeumo is already making waves. His 36.36 km/h run makes him United’s fastest — and the second-fastest in the entire Premier League.
1. Jackson Tchatchoua, Wolverhampton Wanderers – 37.30 km/h
No one in England’s top flight is faster right now. Tchatchoua’s 37.30 km/h sprint in a match against Everton puts him at the very top of the speed charts. A true breakout star.
