After being nominated for premier league best of the month, Saka was voted player of the month by PFA (Professional Players Guild of England) fans.
The 90min website confirmed the nomination of the best player for March by PFA fans, with Saka being shortlisted alongside Tony (Brentford), Coutinho (Aston Villa), Hernandez (Watford), Havertz (Chelsea) and Kane (Tottenham).
Voting closes next Monday, April 11, and the results will be announced on Tuesday, April 14.
Saka has been nominated for Premier League Best of the Month.
He was shortlisted for the award alongside Cash (Villa), Charloba and Havertz (Chelsea), Kane and Kulusewski (Tottenham), Robinson (Liverpool) and Tony (Brentford). He now has another chance to win another award.
Unlike the Premier League's award, which Arsenal players haven't won since September 2019, the Gunners have recently won some of their PFA awards.
Martinelli won the best of the month for fan votes in December last year, and was involved in five goals in six games.
After scoring two key goals in March, Torreira won Fiorentina's Player of the Month for the second time.
Torreira confirmed on Tuesday that he won The Best Player of the Month for Florence, thanking the fans and adding that "it's great to get such recognition, it will keep me fighting to defend these colours." ”
It's no surprise that Fiorentina fans voted for Torreira. The midfielder scored the winning goal against Bologna and scored the team's only goal in a 1-1 draw with Inter.
The Purple Lily scored a total of three goals in four games in March, with Torreira contributing two of them and he was not the team's main scorer, for whom his performance this month was outstanding.
Torreira won the same award in January, so he is clearly the more popular player in the current Fiorentina squad.
Earlier, it was reported that Torreira would move to Fiorentina in the summer window, which was in talks with Arsenal.
Torreira's contract includes a €15 million buyout clause, and with his recent good form, the future has sparked increasing speculation about where he is going.
"Last week my agent had a meeting with people from Florence," Torreira said in March. 'I'm very happy at Fiorentina because I can feel the trust of the club and the manager.
"Now that I'm still at Arsenal, I need to evaluate a lot of things, but I'm happy here."
A number of Italian media have said that Fiorentina is looking to reduce the buyout fee, but with Torreira winning many awards, I am afraid it will be difficult to do so.