Key Takeaways:
- Igor Thiago was awarded Premier League Player of the Month for November
- The Brentford striker scored five goals across four matches in November
- Thiago became the first Brentford player ever to win this accolade
Milestone Moment for Brentford
Igor Thiago has earned a place in history by becoming the first Brentford player to secure the Premier League Player of the Month award, following an outstanding performance throughout November.
Clinical Performances Throughout November
The Brazilian forward demonstrated his striking prowess by scoring five goals across four of Brentford’s November fixtures. Thiago delivered a memorable brace during the 3-1 victory over Newcastle United at Gtech Community Stadium on 9 November, converting his first from the penalty spot and adding another after capitalising on a loose ball in the final third before finishing confidently past Aaron Ramsdale.
The Premier League top scorer in November ❤️🔥
Igor Thiago has become the first Brentford player ever to win the @EASPORTSFC Player of the Month award 🏆 pic.twitter.com/EmicJqVhxW
— Brentford FC (@BrentfordFC) December 12, 2025
He went on to convert another penalty in Brentford’s defeat at Brighton, and then added two more goals in the 3-1 home win against Burnley. These contributions have taken Thiago’s tally to 11 Premier League goals so far this season.
Recognition from the League
In receiving this recognition, the 24-year-old forward surpassed a competitive shortlist which included Harvey Barnes (Newcastle United), Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall (Everton), Jérémy Doku (Manchester City), Bruno Fernandes (Manchester United), Morgan Gibbs-White (Nottingham Forest), Reece James (Chelsea), and Declan Rice (Arsenal).
Thiago Reacts to His Achievement
After the announcement, Thiago expressed his appreciation, stating: “It means so much to me. I’m really happy to receive this because it means my hard work on the pitch has paid off.
“I’m surprised! But hopefully I can receive more of these this season. I’m so happy and proud of myself.”
