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Premier league fastest players 25/26 season

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04 Jun 26 23:47

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Top 15 speeds 2025/26

Player Top speed (km/h) Opponent Date

Tchatchoua (WOL) 37.30 EVE 30/08/25
Tchatchoua (WOL) 36.97 CRY 22/02/26
Martinelli (ARS) 36.74 NEW 25/04/26
Spence (TOT) 36.62 WOL 25/04/25
Udogie (TOT) 36.41 BHA 20/09/25
Elanga (NEW) 36.35 CHE 20/12/25
Mbeumo (MUN) 36.34 FUL 24/08/25
Neto (CHE) 36.32 BHA 27/09/25
Osula (NEW) 36.29 MUN 04/03/26
Gordon (NEW) 36.26 BHA 18/10/25
Haaland (MCI) 36.20 ARS 19/04/26
Frimpong (LIV) 36.18 ARS 08/01/26
James (LEE) 36.13 NEW 30/08/25
Minteh (BHA) 36.11 MCI 31/08/25
Haaland (MCI) 36.09 EVE

Obviously these are what they are, and not definitive for who would win a race.

Remaining 10 clubs' fastest players 2025/26

Player Top speed (km/h) Opponent Date

Kevin (FUL) 35.95 WOL 01/11/25
Schade (BRE) 35.88 BHA 22/11/25
Aina (NFO) 35.83 WHU 31/08/25
Isidor (SUN) 35.77 EVE 17/05/26
Summerville (WHU) 35.59 LEE 24/05/26
Tchaouna (BUR) 35.58 LIV 14/09/25
Lacroix (CRY) 35.39 NEW 04/01/26
Barry (EVE) 35.35 AVL 18/01/26
Truffert (BOU) 34.96 NEW 18/04/26
Maatsen (AVL) 34.68 CHE

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Report sofaking • June 5, 2026 12:09 AM BST

No Mickey Van De Ven this season. Ange had him running around like an absolute madman last season, hence the constant injuries.

Micky van de Ven is currently ranked as the fastest football player in the world with a top speed of 37.3 km/h, followed by Achraf Hakimi (36.9 km/h) and Loïs Openda (36.8 km/h). However, some sources cite Nany Dimata as the fastest recorded at 39.6 km/h and Gabriel Silva at 40.3 km/h, highlighting variations in data sources.

Kylian Mbappé remains a global benchmark for elite speed, historically clocked at 38 km/h, though his current recorded speeds in matches are often lower (around 36.4–36.5 km/h). Other top-tier speedsters include Karim Adeyemi (37.6 km/h), Vinícius Jr. (~37 km/h), and Kyle Walker (37.31 km/h).

Speed is measured using GPS technology during matches, recording real-time sprints under competitive pressure rather than track tests. Acceleration is often considered more decisive than top speed in modern soccer, allowing players to win the first few meters and exploit spaces.