After helping Manchester City win the treble with 52 goals in his incredible debut season, Erling Haaland defeats Harry Kane and Kevin De Bruyne to win the Men’s PFA Players’ Player of the Year award. The Norwegian striker has been honored by his fellow professionals for helping City win the treble last season. Haaland won the award at a ceremony in Manchester at the Lowry Theatre. He beat out competition from City teammates Kevin De Bruyne and John Stones, Arsenal teammates Bukayo Saka and Martin Odegaard, and Norwegian striker Harry Kane, who was second in the Premier League in scoring.
Haaland scored 36 objectives in his presentation Head Association season, breaking Andy Cole and Alan Shearer’s well established record for mesh multiple times in the 1993-94 and 1994-95 missions, when there were 42 matches as opposed to 38. He was likewise top scorer in the Bosses Association with 12 strikes, as City lifted Europe’s top award without precedent for their set of experiences. Moreover, he assisted the Cityzens with winning the FA Cup and become just the second side in English football to win the high pitch.
Haaland, 22, was likewise selected for the Men’s PFA Players’ Young Player of the Year grant however missed out to Saka. Along with Odegaard, Kane, and De Bruyne, the pair was included in the Premier League Team of the Year.