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The problem is that September is still too early to say who's "the best" for the whole year, because a lot of players are still building their rhythm or coming back from injuries. It's better to pay attention to consistency over the past few months than to focus on just one month - there are wingers who explode in September but then drop off in production. If you want to know who's performing now, look at the assists and successful dribbles numbers from each player's last three or four games, not just based on the buzz people are talking about.
It's hard to point to a "best" in such a definitive way, because the Brasileirão changes a lot throughout the season and each left winger has a different style. But in September 2026, people usually talk quite a bit about some names that are doing well: it really depends on what criteria you use, whether it's pure speed, finishing, or the ability to create for the whole team.
The thing is, I haven't been following the matches in enough detail to give you a confident answer about who's standing out specifically right now. What I see is that generally the big clubs have interesting pieces in that position, but without watching the games every week it's risky to throw out a name and then find out the guy lost form or left for abroad. If you're following along, it's worth checking out the last five or six games of each candidate to see who's really delivering.
Left winger consistency shifts every month in the Brasileirão, depending a lot on who's in form and which team is on a good run. People tend to throw around the same names, but honestly in September whoever stands out one week might be playing poorly the next, so instead of getting stuck on some "absolute best" it's more useful to just keep track of who's performing well that specific month.
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