The nominees are in for the November Shark Player of the Month award in the Ninja A-League!
Throughout the Ninja A-League 2025-26 season, 10 players will be selected monthly on a shortlist for you, the fans, to select from in voting for the Shark Player of the Month award.
The 10 players nominated each month are selected via FotMob’s rating system. The 10 players with the highest FotMob rating (from 0.0 to 10.0) across each voting period will be selected as the monthly nominees for the Shark Player of the Month award.
The November eligibility period included Rounds 1-5 of the Ninja A-League season, with games between October 31 and November 31st considered in the FotMob rating system.
To be included in the top 10, players must have made at least two appearances throughout the eligibility period to receive an average FotMob rating.
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The 10 nominees for the Ninja A-League November Shark Player of the Month are:
- Holly McNamara (Melbourne City): 8.89 FotMob rating
- Shelby McMahon (Melbourne City): 8.29 FotMob rating
- Bente Jansen (Brisbane Roar): 8.13 FotMob rating
- Zoe McMeeken (Melbourne Victory): 7.95 FotMob rating
- Pia Vlok (Wellington Phoenix): 7.84 FotMob rating
- Leticia McKenna (Melbourne City): 7.83 FotMob rating
- Kirsty Fenton (Sydney FC): 7.78 FotMob rating
- Anna Leat (Newcastle Jets): 7.72 FotMob rating
- Isobel Dalton (Perth Glory): 7.70 FotMob rating
- Laura Hughes (Melbourne City): 7.69 FotMob rating
How does the FotMob rating system work?
FotMob Ratings are powered by advanced data captured by Opta/Stats Perform.
FotMob feeds a wide range of stats and parameters into our algorithm to produce comprehensive player ratings. The algorithm adjusts and weights these statistics according to a player’s position, ensuring that each player is evaluated based on the most relevant aspects of their performance.
This approach allows FotMob to deliver a fair and accurate representation of a player’s contribution on the pitch. FotMob Ratings are widely recognized and trusted by media outlets, clubs, and scouting professionals across the globe to analyse and report on player performances.
