Pascal Gross named Premier League player of the month after standout September
BBC Sport looks at how the Brighton midfielder has become one of the league's most reliable performers across two spells at the club spanning nine years.
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Brighton's Pascal Gross has been named the Premier League's player of the month for September, prompting a look back at the impact he has had during his two spells at the club over the past nine years.
Gross has become known as a consistent performer for the Seagulls, contributing both goals and assists across multiple positions in midfield and attack during his time at the club.
The award recognises his form through September, though BBC Sport's assessment frames the recognition as part of a longer-term pattern of dependable performances rather than a single standout month.
Supporters and pundits have at times suggested Gross did not receive sufficient credit for his contributions relative to more high-profile teammates, with the award seen by some as a belated acknowledgement of his consistency.
Brighton have relied on Gross across different managers and squad compositions during his time at the club, underlining his adaptability as a player.
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