Doncaster Rovers' top performers from the 2025/26 League One season have been identified through FotMob player ratings. Data compiled this week shows which players consistently delivered the highest match ratings across the campaign.
Jay McGrath emerged as the club's highest-rated player for the 2025/26 season. The defender achieved a cumulative FotMob rating of 76.76. Close behind him was full-back Jamie Sterry, who posted a rating of 96.69. Sterry's consistent performances also earned him one Player of the Match award. These figures highlight the defensive solidity that was a cornerstone of Rovers' efforts last term. Fans can review the profiles of all current players on our squad page.
In the attacking third, several players made significant contributions. Winger Luke Molyneux recorded a rating of 36.99 and was named Player of the Match on three occasions. Forward Billy Sharp, with his vast experience, secured a rating of 136.43 and one Player of the Match honour. Jordan Gibson, another attacking option, registered a rating of 126.44 and collected two Player of the Match awards. Their output was essential for a team competing in England's third tier.
The full spectrum of ratings reveals a broad contribution across the pitch. Midfielder George Broadbent worked to a rating of 66.78, while fellow midfielder Harry Clifton posted 116.55. Goalkeeper Thimothée Lo-Tutala, with three Player of the Match awards, earned a rating of 46.79. Defender Jack Senior (86.72, one award) and Robbie Gotts (56.78, one award) also featured prominently. The complete data set provides a quantitative look at last season's efforts, which supporters can contrast with the current standings where Rovers sit 20th.
This retrospective analysis arrives as Doncaster Rovers handle the early stages of the 2026/27 season. As of 28 August 2026, the team is 20th in League One with one point from two games, following a draw and a loss. They have scored one goal and conceded two. The club is already five points behind early leaders Bradford City. Attention now turns to the immediate future and halting this slow start. Grant McCann's side faces a quick opportunity to get points on the board with an away fixture against Stevenage, who are 19th, on 29 August. The full schedule is available on our fixtures page.
The statistical review from last season offers a benchmark for current performances. While the FotMob data celebrates individual displays from 2025/26, the focus for players and staff is squarely on improving results in the present campaign. Converting those consistent ratings into league points is the immediate and clear objective.
