Fastest-rising players in Premier League

The fastest-rising players in Premier League, ranked on Field Insider.

At a glance

Juan Alvina of Zamalek SC is the standout for raw talent across players in Premier League, with a Field Insider Rating of 41.8, and Amer Amer has been the form player this season, grading 72.1, and Ahmed Yasser Rayan leads the scoring with 13 goals.

The numbers a scout watches are the year-on-year jumps: M. Bentayg has improved his Season rating most, up +44 on last season. Those are the players whose trajectory is bending upward fastest.

By our market-value index, Juan Alvina of Zamalek SC is the most valuable name in this group at 15.

Wadi Degla · 24/25→25/26

Most improved

M. Bentayg+44SsN

Zamalek SC · 23/24→25/26

Top scorer

Ahmed Yasser Rayan13goals

National Bank of Egypt

Most valuable

Juan Alvina15val

Zamalek SC

14 players · ranked by biggest risers (potential)Customise →

#	Player	Team	Age	ΔRTG	Season	Rating
1	D. Miškić Defensive midfielder	Wadi Degla	32	-1.2 24/25→25/26	14113.4%	138.3%
2	Juan Alvina Attacking midfielder	Zamalek SC	23	-3.3 24/25→25/26	2913.9%	427.3%
3	Emam Ashour Central midfielder	Al Ahly	28	-8.7 22/23→25/26	251045.5%	2624.8%
4	F. Boli Centre-forward	Wadi Degla	32	-10.6 23/24→25/26	2919.2%	1639.7%
5	Amro Tarek Full-back	El Geish	34	-12.5 21/22→25/26	2735.7%	1153.9%
6	Oday Dabbagh Attacking midfielder	Zamalek SC	27	-13.5 24/25→25/26	34789.5%	3229.7%
7	Mohamed Sherif Centre-forward	Al Ahly	30	-14.1 24/25→25/26	1217.5%	1942.9%
8	Ahmed Yasser Rayan Centre-forward	National Bank of Egypt	28	-15.6 21/22→25/26	40153.5%	2836.1%
9	M. Bentayg Full-back	Zamalek SC	26	-18.5 23/24→25/26	57330.8%	3733.4%
10	S. Aka Central midfielder	Kahraba Ismailia	31	-19.1 21/22→25/26	1276.9%	1556.2%
11	Karim Hafez Full-back	Pyramids FC	30	-21.3 21/22→25/26	2339.8%	2150.8%
12	A. Kaied Attacking midfielder	Zamalek SC	24	-23.1 24/25→25/26	52%	3539.8%
13	M. Kaandorp Attacking midfielder	Wadi Degla	28	-23.2 24/25→25/26	578.2%	2448.7%
14	A. Dieng Central midfielder	Al Ahly	28	-23.9 24/25→25/26	1366%	2647.7%