Mohamed Salah is the best player in England

Liverpool's Mohammed Salah won the England Footballer of the Year award at the 45th Annual Association of English Professional Players.

Salah won the trophy ahead of Manchester City's Kevin De Bruyn, Tottenham Hotspur striker David Keane, David Silva, Leroy Sani of Manchester City and David Deja of Manchester United.

Salah is the second Arab player to win the award, after defeating Algerian Riadh Mehrez in 2016, in the season when Leicester were crowned Premier League champions.

The Egyptian striker leads the league's top scorer with 31 goals, joining Liverpool early this season from Roma.

Second place behind Salah, Kevin De Bruin, Manchester City's game maker, while third-placed Harry Kane, Tottenham's top scorer.

Salah: I hope you continue to break the numbers

"It's an honor for me to win the prize, especially since it came from my fellow players," said Mohammed Salah in a statement after winning the award.

"Since my first day in Premier League I have been aiming to be successful, I am very happy with this award and I am happy with my teammates and I hope to continue the successful course of the Champions League."

"I came back as a different player, but I did not get the chance at Chelsea and I got it in Liverpool. I've scored 31 goals so far. I hope to break the record by scoring the biggest number of goals in the lowest number of matches. "He said.

"I play for the team, I give a lot of assists, I play for the team and I do not play for myself, and here I thank my colleagues and coaches. Without them, I would not be here, they give me the opportunity to score goals."

"Facing Rome is a special thing, and the atmosphere at Anfield is very impressive, and I am excited to meet my friends in Rome, whom I still love and respect," he said.

Club sends a congratulatory message to Salah

Liverpool coach Juergen Klopp sent a televised congratulatory message to Mohammed Salah. "In the football world, winning an individual prize is great because it is a collective game. I am very happy to have the opportunity to be your coach this season. It is a great honor for me and I am proud of you," he said. Your family is proud of you too. It's been a great career so far. All your wishes are here in Liverpool. Now, get the prize and come up because we're going to play on Tuesday (the Roma match in the Champions League semi-final).

Southgate delivers the award

Manchester United's best player, Mohammed Salah, has been named England coach Gareth Southgate, who has confirmed his ability to win the award for the excellent level he has given this season, both locally and in Europe.

Best professional player award

And won by Fran Kirby of Chelsea
Second-placed Ju Sogon from Chelsea and third-placed Mayer Milder from Chelsea
The best player

Leroy Sani - Manchester City
Did not attend the ceremony because of his match for Manchester City with Swansea City, and sent a letter of thanks to his colleagues and coaches who helped him to win the award, and said he deserves the award because he gave a good season.

Tottenham Hotspur striker Harry Kane came in second and Manchester City's Rahim Sterling was third
Award of Association of Professional Players

It was awarded to the late Cyril Regis

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Goalkeepers: De Chia (Manchester United)

(Manchester City) - Jan Vertonhagen (Tottenham Hotspur) - Kyle Walker (Manchester City)

Midfielders: Christian Ereksen (Tottenham Hotspur), Kevin De Bruin (Manchester City), David Silva (Manchester City)

Forward: Sergio Aguero (Manchester City) - Harry Kane (Tottenham) - Mohamed Salah (Liverpool)

Special Cheerleader Award

She was given to baby Moin Younis, who suffers from a skin disease and a football lover, who was invited directly by English legend David Beckham.

When asked about the person he wanted to meet inside the room, he said he wished to meet with the Egyptian star Mohammed Salah

The absence of Manchester City stars
All Manchester City players, including Kevin De Bruin and Leroy Sani, have yet to make it to the venue due to their association with the English Premier League game against Swansea City.

Paul Bastock, who played 1274 matches, is 47 years old and still a player

Special Achievement Award, awarded to England's 2012 Olympic leader Casey Stoney

A number of football legends, recently lost by English footballers, including Jimmy Arfield and Ray Wilkins, are being recalled

At this moment I started the musical paragraph that paves the way for the announcement of the winners

Salah holds the award in the footage of the anniversary with the award before the announcement of the results