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The Gunners swept through the PFA Awards with five men's picks, three women's selections and a Young Player of the Year winner. Arsenal were in a league of their own.
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Arsenal practically owned the PFA Awards this year. A whopping five players from the north London club were voted into the PFA Premier League Team of the Year: goalkeeper David Raya, defenders Gabriel Magalhaes, William Saliba and Jurrien Timber, plus midfielder Declan Rice.
That's nearly half the squad sorted, then.
The WSL Team of the Year featured three Arsenal stars - Emily Fox, Mariona Caldentey and Alessia Russo. Chelsea and Manchester City also had three picks each, with Tottenham Hotspur contributing one, as OneFootball reports.
Olivia Smith scooped the Women's PFA Young Player of the Year award - the first Arsenal player to do so since Leah Williamson back in 2015. Smith also won the same prize in 2025 while at Liverpool, making her the only non-English player ever to claim the honour.
Not a bad habit to have.
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