
Deniz Undav named Bundesliga Player of the Month for March
The Bundesliga is once again presenting the official Player of the Month award for the 2025/26 season. The vote has been conducted by the DFL Deutsche Fußball Liga in cooperation with its official licensing partner EA SPORTS since 2018/19. Deniz Undav has won the award for March 2026, ahead of Paul Nebel, Yan Diomande, Hannes Behrens, Konstantinos Koulierakis and Igor Matanović.
More on the Player of the Month award!
The selection process consists of two stages: first, the players' performance data is considered, and then the votes of fans and experts.
The determining factor for a Matchday is the month in which its Saturday falls. For March, the data referred to Matchdays 25 to 27.
March winner
There was no ignoring Undav in March - not even for Germany coach Julian Nagelsmann. The VfB Stuttgart forward is currently the Bundesliga’s most in-form finisher, having scored in each of his last six matches, which represents a league-best run this season. Across the last three alone, he’s racked up four goals and six goal involvements, both the highest tallies in the league.
Between Matchdays 25 and 27, Undav led the Bundesliga for both shots (13) and overall involvement in shooting attempts (18), while remaining ruthlessly efficient. He converted four of his five clear-cut chances across those three games in March. The 29-year-old has been central to Stuttgart’s rise to third place, and right now, in the Bundesliga - just like in the national team - he has been simply impossible to overlook.
Previous winners
February 2026

January 2026

December 2025

November 2025

October 2025
Jonathan Burkardt (Eintracht Frankfurt)

September 2025

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