Erling Haaland claimed his third Golden Boot in four seasons, netting 27 goals with a 21.4% conversion rate for Manchester City. The Norwegian striker led the league in shots (126), xG (26), and touches in the opposition box (213), while adding eight assists to his tally. His 10 match-winning goals topped the division.

Arsenal dominated defensively with Gabriel and William Saliba forming an elite partnership. Gabriel recorded 17 clean sheets despite missing eight matches, helping Arsenal concede just 20 goals in 2,751 minutes with him on the pitch. Saliba matched his excellence with 15 clean sheets and a 92.9% pass completion rate, the third-best among players with 2,000+ minutes.

Declan Rice and Elliot Anderson anchored midfield excellence. Rice played 36 matches for the champions, leading central midfielders in carry distance (7,460m) while posting a personal-best 63 chances created. Anderson's relentless work rate saw him win 297 duels and make 306 possession recoveries, providing stability through Nottingham Forest's chaotic season.

Dominik Szoboszlai's versatility shone with four free-kick goals and 78 chances created, while Rayan Cherki's 12 assists ranked among the best debut seasons ever. Adrien Truffert completed 279 progressive carries for Bournemouth. Haaland's 27 goals and Arsenal's defensive record make this team a statistical powerhouse.