After starting and scoring against West Ham on Sunday, Holderin was named to whoScored's Premier League Team of the Week.
On Tuesday, WhoScored confirmed premier league team of the week, with Holdern on the list.
With a rating of 8.46, he became the highest-scoring defender in the squad.
In addition to the first half goal, WhoScored highlighted Holden's 3 shot blocks, 7 clearances, 2 steals and 2 interceptions.
With Ben White injured, last Sunday's game gave Holden the opportunity to perform. Arsenal need him to fill the void and help the team score important 3 points. And he played a key role on both offensive and defensive ends.
Arsenal have four games left to play and there is no guarantee that White will return on time.
Arteta only said he would assess the centre-back in the coming days and did not say whether he would be absent for a long time.
In this weekend's game against Leeds United, Holden is likely to continue to get the starting spot, so staying in this form is crucial.
The French players' union announced the winners of the awards for the 21-22 season, and Salibba received a nomination.
The UNFP (French Players' Union) announced nominations for various awards this season this week, and Saliba became a candidate for Ligue 1's Young Player of the Year.
Saliba will compete for the prize with Lance's Calimuendo, Lyon's Lukeba, Greater Paris's Mendes and Nice's Thuram. The award ceremony will take place on May 15.
Saliba (21) made 49 appearances for Marseille this season, helping the team to rank second in Ligue 1 and reaching the semi-finals of the European Cup.
He has a high attendance in the team, missing only three games in all competitions. Coupled with his outstanding performances in the game, this steady performance allowed him to make his debut in France in March.