Arsenal’s manager and players swept the inaugural awards ceremony of the season, mirroring their dominance in the English Premier League. The London Football Awards were held at the Roundhouse on Monday night, and the league leaders captured all four top categories.
Captain Martin Ødegaard won the Premier League Player of the Year, edging out Tottenham’s Harry Kane, Brentford’s Ivan Toney, Fulham’s Aleksandar Mitrović and teammate Bukayo Saka. Arsenal’s coach, Mikel Arteta, was named Manager of the Year, while Bukayo Saka received the Young Player of the Year award and Aaron Ramsdale was honoured as Goalkeeper of the Year.
Accepting his award, Ødegaard said, “It’s great to see the club being recognised with all the awards. I think it shows how far we’ve come as a club and what we’re doing this year is very special. I just want to share this with the whole team.” Saka added, “I want to dedicate my award to all the children growing up in London with big dreams. I was once in their shoes, and it’s always nice to remember that. It makes winning things like this even more special.”
The club has since celebrated the triumph across all its social‑media platforms.
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