Erling Haaland romped home to be crowned the Football Writers' Association Footballer of the Year with a massive 82 per cent of the vote.
But the Manchester City man was not the only star to be nominated for the award, with 14 other players also receiving votes. The FWA announced Haaland's win on Friday, with 800 of their members submitting ballots for the prestigious trophy.
Haaland led the way with his mammoth share of the vote, with Arsenal winger Bukayo Saka finishing as runner-up. Saka's team-mate Martin Odegaard came home in third place, having led the Gunners' title challenge as captain.