Jeremy Jacquet has won Liverpool Player of the Month, awarded for his performances in August and September. The choice was made through a poll open to fans on the club's official website, where Jacquet overtook colleagues Cody Gakpo and Alexander Isak, who placed second and third respectively. The young French defender, who moved from Stade Rennais in the summer, welcomed the news with gratitude, expressing his desire to continue receiving similar recognition in the future.
Over the first two months of the 2026-27 season, Jacquet played in all seven of Liverpool's matches, starting six of them. His debut came in the opening match of the championship, a 2‑2 draw against Newcastle United, where he immediately showed the defensive solidity that has characterized his playing style. His presence was instrumental in a run of three consecutive clean sheets, contributing to the Reds' defensive line's reputation as one of the most robust in the Premier League.
The Player of the Month award was accompanied by a nomination for the Premier League Player of the Month award, a recognition that highlights Jacquet's impact at both club and domestic competition level. At the same time, the defender also made his first two appearances for the French senior team during the latest round of international matches, proving to be a key player at both club and country level.
Jacquet expressed his gratitude to his teammates and fans, saying that the fans' choice is a "nice reward" and hoping to receive more awards in the future. His enthusiasm was shared during a visit to the AXA Training Centre, where he publicly thanked for the support he received. With the season still underway, the defender is preparing to continue contributing to Liverpool's success, aiming to consolidate his position as one of the team's best players.