4 Arsenal players up for November Player of the Month | OneFootball

Arsenal have confirmed the four nominees for their November Player of the Month award, with voting now open.

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Arsenal have now posted the four nominees for their November Player of the Month award on the club website, following an unbeaten month for the Gunners.

Arsenal’s November couldn’t quite match their perfect record of 6/6 wins and zero goals conceded in October, but four wins and two draws from a tricky run of fixtures is still commendable.

Eberechi Eze, Leandro Trossard, Declan Rice, and Jurrien Timber are the four players nominated this time, and you can vote here now.

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Eze’s north London derby performance may have been enough to earn him a nomination on its own, having scored a hat-trick in his first appearance with Arsenal against Spurs. But the midfielder added to those three goals with an assist in the win over Bayern Munich in midweek.

Trossard had a consistently strong month, assisting against Burnley and Slavia Praha, scoring against Sunderland, and then scoring and assisting against Tottenham Hotspur.

The only games Trossard didn’t score or assist in were the Bayern and Chelsea fixtures, having come off early in the former due to injury, missing the latter for the same reason. When he was fit, he was unstoppable.

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Then there’s Rice, who also provided assists in the Slavia and Spurs games and scored in the Burnley match, as well as winning the Player of the Match award against Bayern Munich.

Last but not least, Timber is an excellent contender as well. After helping Arsenal to clean sheets against Burnley and Slavia, Timber provided an assist against Spurs and scored against Bayern.

The right-back was vital to Arsenal, particularly over the weekend, when he ended the Chelsea game as the only one of the Gunners’ first-choice back four still on the pitch.

It’s not an easy decision for the fans to make this month, and let’s hope that’s the case again in December.