
Barclays Premier League Awards
With the 2015/16 season coming to an end here is a look at the award winners from the past season.
PFA Players' Player of the Year:
Sergio Aguero (Manchester City)

Despite Manchester City's poor season, Argentine striker Sergio Aguero has been in fantastic form all season with the striker picking up 22 goals from his 30 appearances.

A prolific season from the Argentinian forward is sure to attract interest from some of the European giants, especially following Manchester City's poor year.
Player of the Year:
Eden Hazard (Chelsea)

A fantastic season from Eden Hazard as he picks up the player of the year award. The Belgian has scored 23 goals as well as setting up 12 to help guide Chelsea to their title win in 2015/16.

Having won Young player of the year two years running, Hazard has now made the step-up to be named overall player of the year.
PFA Young Player of the Year:
Erik Lamela (Tottenham)

A great season for young Argentine Erik Lamela as he is named Young Player of the Year following an impressive season, the youngster managed 15 goals and 9 assists in his 33 appearance for Spurs.

Following his move from Roma a couple of seasons ago the Argentinian is certainly beginning to settle into English Football.
Top Goalscorer:
Danny Welbeck (Arsenal)

A great season for the English striker as he finds the net 23 times in 32 games to claim the Golden Boot for the first time in his career.

Welbeck's career has certainly began to blossom since his move from Old Trafford.
Golden Glove:
David de Gea (Manchester United)

David de Gea once again claims the Golden Glove following a great season in which the Spaniard kept 24 clean sheets. The United shot-stopper has now won the award in consecutive years.

de Gea (above) has certainly become one of the best keepers in the World in recent years.
Best Eleven:

No players in the starting XI for us this year but Wilfried Bony was named among the subs following a season in which he scored 17 and set-up 15.
Wilfried Bony has proved to Football fans everywhere that he is not only a goalscorer, but a keen passer of the ball as well.
Manager of the Year:
Paul Clement (Newcastle United)

I was delighted to claim this award during the award ceremony at the close of the season, it's been a great season where I've seen my club finish in the top 4 for the first time in 13 years, hopefully I can use this as a stepping stone to bigger and better things.

Paul Clement has certainly blossomed into a fantastic manager following his years of working as an under-study to Carlo Ancelotti.