The time of year when award season becomes more widely discussed is drawing around, and Arsenal’s players will undoubtedly be highlighted.

Building on their title bid from the previous season, the Gunners have had an outstanding domestic season. Arsenal may lose to Manchester City in the playoffs once more, but it doesn’t diminish from the team’s incredible 2023–2024 campaign.

If they win two more games this season, their Premier League point total will be the highest since the Invincibles. Only a historic Sky Blue run will stand in the way of the Gunners’ championship quest, as Mikel Arteta’s team has flourished during the run-in.

Arsenal’s exceptional players are expected to receive prestigious awards at the conclusion of the season due to the team’s collective excellence and the noteworthy contributions of individual players.

Arsenal’s title challenge faded toward the end of the 2022–2023 season, but Arteta—a candidate for the Premier League’s Manager of the Year award—has led his team to greater heights. Although it was always going to be a huge undertaking, the Gunners have unquestionably succeeded in further evolving this season.


Numerous outstanding players have shown themselves, and Arsenal leads the division in both attacking and defensive stats. William Saliba and Bukayo Saka have been nominated for PFA Young Player of the Year for their individual contributions. Saka did, however, not receive the primary prize despite scoring 25 goals and providing 25 assists.


Declan Rice and Martin Odegaard are vying for PFA Player of the Year, but Phil Foden is the favorite to win if City win the title. Nevertheless, their nominations are well-earned. While Odegaard’s production hasn’t been as high as it was in 22–23, his growth as a deeper-lying controller has been crucial to Arsenal’s successful 2024.

In contrast, Rice has turned out to be a £105 million steal and a completely revolutionary addition to Arteta’s engine room.