Arsenal dominates London Football Awards with Arteta, Odegaard, Saka, and Ramsdale as top winners
Arsenal has proven their success this season by scooping several awards at the London Football Awards, which was held at the Roundhouse in Camden.
The Gunners were recognised for their excellent form and received several accolades, including Manager of the Year, Premier League Player Award, Premier League Young Player of the Year, Goalkeeper of the Year Award, and Power of Football Award.
Mikel Arteta was awarded the Manager of the Year gong, which recognised his remarkable work this season. Under his leadership, the Gunners sit five points clear at the top of the Premier League table and will look to continue their success by winning their first Premier League title in nearly 20 years this season.
Martin Odegaard, who was on loan from Real Madrid, won the Premier League Player Award. He beat out the competition, including Harry Kane, after managing ten goals and seven assists this season. Odegaard’s impressive performances have been critical in Arsenal’s climb up the table, and he is an essential player in Arteta’s squad.
Saka bags Premier League Young Player of the Year award
Bukayo Saka was nominated for the Player of the Year award but was crowned the Premier League Young Player of the Year. The young player beat out his teammates Gabriel Martinelli and William Saliba for the award. Saka has become a crucial player in Arteta’s squad, and his talent and versatility have helped Arsenal secure crucial victories this season.
Aaron Ramsdale completed the Gunners’ successful evening by winning the Goalkeeper of the Year Award. Ramsdale has been in fine form since his arrival from Sheffield United, with several crucial saves that have helped Arsenal keep a clean sheet in several matches. His excellent performances have established him as the first-choice goalkeeper in Arteta’s squad.
Special recognition for Lionesses and Mark Noble
The Lionesses’ achievement last summer was recognised as the team was awarded the Power of Football Award for their Women’s Euro 2022 win. Additionally, Mark Noble, a West Ham legend, was celebrated on the evening and was recognised for his incredible career with The Hammers through the Outstanding Contribution to London Football award.
Arsenal’s success at the London Football Awards is a testament to the team’s remarkable form this season. The Gunners will look to continue their excellent performances and secure their first Premier League title in nearly 20 years. As the season enters its final stretch, Arsenal’s fans will be hoping that their team can maintain their form and bring the title back to the Emirates Stadium.
