Phil Foden of Manchester City was awarded the Professional Footballers' Association (PFA) Player of the Year, Football Writers' Association Footballer of the Year, and Premier League Player of the Year for the 2023-24 season. He scored 19 goals and provided 8 assists, helping Manchester City secure their fourth consecutive Premier League title.
Khadija 'Bunny' Shaw was named the PFA Women's Player of the Year as the top scorer in the Women's Super League.
Chelsea's Cole Palmer and Manchester United's Grace Clinton won the men's and women's Young Player of the Year awards, respectively.
Fara Williams and Dean Lewington received the PFA Merit Wward for their career achievements.
Manchester City won the Premier League title, UEFA Super Cup, and Club World Cup but fell short of retaining their Champions League crown.
Foden became the fourth Manchester City player to win a PFA award in the last five years. De Bruyne, and Erling Haaland, previously received the PFA Player of the Year award.
Rodri praised Foden's contributions and achievements, believing he has the potential to become one of the greatest footballers in English history.
Foden joined Wayne Rooney as the only Englishmen to win multiple Player of the Year awards in a season.
His brilliance in the Premier League overshadowed his performance in the Euros.
Foden scored 27 goals and made 12 assists during Manchester City's title-winning season. He scored 19 goals and 8 assists in 35 Premier League appearances last season.
He is now the youngest player to have won six Premier League titles at age 23.
Crysencio Summerville was voted the Championship Player of the Year, Alfie May was named the League One Player of the Year, and Jodi Jones won the League Two prize.
Manchester City won 2-0 against Chelsea in the first game of the season.
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