Here are the last 10 winners of ‘PFA Player Of The Year’, that is, since 2011/12 season
Can you guess who won the PFA Player Of The Year award in 2015/16 season? We gathered some information from some sources for some of the best players in the world, that is, their all-time performing stats.
The 2021/22 PFA ‘PFA Player Of The Year’ will be announced on Thursday.
This article will tell you about the last 10 winners of ‘PFA Player Of The Year’, that is, since 2011/12 season.
Last 10 Winners
- 2011/12 – Robin Van Persie
- 2012/13 – Gareth Bale
- 2013/14 – Luis Suarez
- 2014/15 – Eden Hazard
- 2015/16 – Riyad Mahrez
- 2016/17 – N’Golo Kante
- 2017/18 – Mohamed Salah
- 2018/19 – Virgil Van Dijk
- 2019/20 – Kevin De Bruyne
- 2020/21 – Kevin De Bruyne
The ‘PFA Player Of The Year’ was introduced in 1974 (1973/74 season) and it was first won by the Leeds United centre-back Norman Hunter. The award is given to the player who shows an outstanding performance throughout the season.
Kevin De Bruyne is the only player to have won two awards since 2011/12 season. He may have failed to win the UEFA Champions League title but he surely helped Manchester City win the 2021/22 Premier League title.
Virgil Van Dijk won it in 2018/19 season for his outstanding performance that helped Liverpool win both Premier League and Champions League title.
Best Goal Difference
- Manchester City – 72
- Liverpool – 65
- Chelsea – 42
- Tottenham Hotspur – 23
- Arsenal – 11
- West Ham United – 11
- Crystal Palace – 4
- Manchester United – 1
- Aston Villa – (-)1
- Wolves – (-)3
De Bruyne tried his best to win the Champions League title for Man City and they had been in an incredible form in 2021/22 season. They had a huge opportunity to win the UEFA Champions League this year but they have always had this ‘bad UCL luck’ with them.
Mohamed Salah shared the ‘Golden Boot’ with Son since they both scored 23 goals in the English league. Salah had a very unlucky season even after having a super start to it. Moreover, people criticized the Egyptian for not winning the UCL title.
The reason behind their intense response was his predicted words that he told to avenge Liverpool and its fans in the UCL final.
