Arsenal starlet Bukayo Saka has been rewarded for a stellar season with the Gunners after he was named as part of the six-man shortlist for the PFA (Professional Footballers Association) Young Player of the Year award.
Saka was the best player for the Gunners who reached the Europa League semi-finals before they were beaten over two legs by eventual winners Villarreal.
Apart from England national team player Saka, the other nominees for PFA Young Player of the Year are Manchester City midfielder Phil Foden, Chelsea star Mason Mount, Manchester United attacker Mason Greenwood, West Ham United player Declan Rice and Liverpool fullback Trent Alexander-Arnold.
England international Foden was one of the star players in the Manchester City squad that won the Premier League title with some games to spare. He has also been nominated for the PFA Player of the Year.
Foden also helped Manchester City win the Carabao Cup final and was in the starting XI for the Champions League final which ended in defeat to Chelsea. England teammate Mount was a member of the victorious Chelsea team in that Champions League final.
West Ham United vice skipper Rice was a big player for his club as he led them back to European football after several seasons. Rice led the Hammers out for the majority of the season as club skipper Mark Noble is no longer a regular.
England international Greenwood was part of the Manchester United team that lost the Europa League final to Villarreal of Spain on penalties, while England national team colleague Alexander-Arnold was on form as Liverpool clinched an unlikely Champions League spot.