Arsenal shines at the London Football Awards
Similar to how they have dominated the English Premier League thus far this season, both the Arsenal manager and players dominated the first awards presentation of the year.
The league leaders won the top four prize categories at the London Football Awards, which were held on Monday night at the Roundhouse in England.
The biggest prize of the evening went to Martin Odegaard of the Arsenal, who defeated Harry Kane of Tottenham, Ivan Toney of Brentford, Aleksandar Mitotic of Fulham, and Bukayo Saka of his own squad to win the coveted Premier League Player of the Year title.
Similar to how Mikel Artera, the head coach of Arsenal, won Manager of the Year, Bukayo Saka took home Young Player of the Year, and Aaron Ramsdale earned Goalkeeper of the Year.
Odegaard commented, "It's nice to see the club getting recognized with all the awards," as he accepted the trophy. I believe it demonstrates how far we've gone as a club and how exceptional what we're accomplishing this year is.
He continued, "I simply want to share this with the entire crew.
"I want to dedicate [my prize] to all the youngsters who are growing up in London with tremendous goals," Saka remarked, adding that. It's always great to keep in mind that I've been in their position before. It makes winning contests like these much more special.
The team has now celebrated the victory on all of its social media channels.
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