Man City’s Foden named Premier League’s best young player for the second season in a row

Manchester City midfielder Phil Foden named Premier League Young Player of the Season; Declan Rice, Mason Mount among those who were in consideration to win award

May 21, 2022 04:22 pm | Updated 04:22 pm IST - Manchester

Manchester City’s 21-year old Phil Foden has been named the Premier League’s Young Player of the Season for the second season in a row. He score 9 goals and assisted 5 in 27 appearances this season.

Manchester City’s 21-year old Phil Foden has been named the Premier League’s Young Player of the Season for the second season in a row. He score 9 goals and assisted 5 in 27 appearances this season. | Photo Credit: @mancity/twitter

Manchester City midfielder Phil Foden has been named Premier League Young Player of the Season for the second year in a row, the league announced on Saturday.

Foden beat seven others to the award, including Trent Alexander-Arnold, Declan Rice and Bukayo Saka, after he received the most combined votes from the public and a Premier League panel.

“I am very proud to have won this award for a second season in a row. There are so many talented young players in the Premier League and it is a real honour to win it again,” said Foden.

The 21-year-old has scored nine goals and assisted five more in 27 league appearances for Pep Guardiola’s side this season. City can clinch a fourth league title in five years with a win against Aston Villa on Sunday.

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