Erling Haaland picked up the Premier League Player of the Season award this week, but the Manchester City striker feels one of his Blues team-mates would have been a worthy winner too.
Haaland's incredible goal tally for the season - 36 in 35 league outings with eight assists - meant it was no surprise to see him claim the award. The Norwegian has given City a whole new level of firepower at the top end of the pitch and Pep Guardiola's side are now targeting the treble - with the Premier League trophy in the bag.
As well as the POTS award, Haaland also took home the Young Player of the Season accolade. But the 22-year-old named Rodri as one of many City players who could have won instead of him - as well as Arsenal midfielder and Haaland's international team mate Martin Odegaard - who scored 15 goals and assisted eight from midfield.
