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PFA Awards: Man Utd’s Bruno Fernandes beats Rice to Player of the Year
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PFA Awards: Man Utd’s Bruno Fernandes beats Rice to Player of the Year

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Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes has been named the PFA Players’ Player of the Year.

Fernandes won the prize ahead of Arsenal trio Declan Rice, Gabriel Magalhães and David Raya.

Manchester City duo Erling Haaland and Rayan Cherki were also nominated in the category.

Fernandes takes home this year’s award following a season in which he broke the Premier League’s assist record.

The Portuguese playmaker also won the Football Writers’ Player of the Year several months ago.

Manchester City’s Bunny Shaw won the women’s category of the Players’ Player of the Year.

PFA Awards: Man Utd’s Bruno Fernandes beats Rice to Player of the Year

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