In the early morning of June 10, Beijing time, the English Professional Players' Union (PFA) announced the attribution of various awards this season.
Among them, Manchester City youngster Foden won the Young Player of the Year award. He has scored 14 goals and 11 assists in 45 games this season, winning the award against a new generation of talented players such as Saka, Smith Rowey, Rees James, Jacob Ramsey and Connor Gallagher.
Liverpool Salah won the Player of the Year award, making 51 appearances this season, scoring 31 goals and 15 assists, winning the Premier League Golden Boot with 23 goals and also winning the Premier League assist title. He beat the candidates C Ronaldo, De Bruyne, Mane, Van Dijk and Kane in this selection, and was re-elected after 2018.
In addition, the well-known coach Hodgson received a special contribution award. The 74-year-old retired from Watford at the end of the season and has also coached the England national team, Liverpool, Inter Milan, Fulham, Crystal Palace, West Brom and Fulham in his career.
The England Professional Players' Union also announced the Premier League's Squad of the Year, with runner-up Liverpool six being selected as the biggest winners, with three players from champions Manchester City and one each from Chelsea and Manchester United making up the best 11. The players selected are from the Premier League champions and runners-up teams and the sixth manchester United this season, and the fourth team is not selected by the golden boot Son Heung-min and star Kane.
The PFA Premier League Team of the Year is as follows (4-3-3):
Goalkeeper: Alisson (Liverpool);
Defenders: Cancelo (Manchester City), Rudiger (Chelsea), Van Dijk (Liverpool), Alexander-Arnold (Liverpool);
Midfielders: De Bruyne (Manchester City), Thiago (Liverpool), Bernardo Silva (Manchester City);
Forwards: Salah (Liverpool), Cristiano Ronaldo (Manchester United), Mane (Liverpool)