Four Liverpool stars dominate the shortlist for the PFA Player of the Year Award. The recently crowned Premier League champions have Virgil van Dijk, Jordan Henderson, Sadio Mane and Trent Alexander-Arnold on the list of nominees.
Manchester City’s Kevin de Bruyne and Raheem Sterling make up the six-man shortlist.
Liverpool dominated last season, with Jurgen Klopp’s men securing their first Premier League title.
The Reds finished 18 points ahead of City in second and a staggering 33 points ahead of Manchester United in third.
Their title success made Liverpool reigning European, World and Premier League champions.
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Klopp’s men had secured the Premier League title with seven games remaining, which broke the previous record of the earliest a team win the league.
Liverpool equalled a number of records last season, including winning 18 consecutive games, winning 32 matches overall and picking up 57 points from a possible 57 at home.
Reds star Henderson and City talisman De Bruyne are the favourites to pick up the PFA Player of the Year award.
Liverpool right-back Alexander-Arnold, meanwhile, has also been named in the men’s young player of the year category.
He will be up against Manchester United’s Marcus Rashford and Mason Greenwood, Mason Mount and Tammy Abraham of Chelsea and Arsenal ace Bukayo Saka.
You can see the shortlists below.
Men’s young player
Tammy Abraham – Chelsea
Trent Alexander-Arnold – Liverpool
Marcus Rashford – Manchester United
Mason Greenwood – Manchester United
Mason Mount – Chelsea
Bukayo Saka – Arsenal
Women’s young player
Erin Cuthbert – Chelsea
Lauren Hemp – Manchester City
Chloe Kelly – Manchester City
Georgia Stanway – Manchester City
Lauren James – Manchester United
Ellie Roebuck – Manchester City
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