• Mohamed Salah wins the PFA Player of the Year for the third time, a record achievement.
• The Liverpool forward scored 29 goals and made 18 assists last season.
• Aston Villa's Morgan Rogers named Young Player of the Year.
• Salah had previously won this award in 2018 and 2022.
• Four Liverpool players are included in this year's Premier League Team of the Year.

Mohamed Salah has made history by winning the Professional Footballers' Association (PFA) Player of the Year award for an unprecedented third time. The Liverpool forward earned this accolade after a stellar season in which he scored 29 goals and provided 18 assists, playing a crucial role in leading Liverpool to a record-equalling 20th English top-flight title with four games to spare, finishing 10 points ahead of Arsenal, the runners-up. This feat further solidifies his status as one of the top players in English football, according to BBC, Reuters, TRT Global, Al Jazeera, and Dawn.

Salah's accolades extend beyond the PFA award, as he also clinched the Premier League Player of the Season award, the Golden Boot for the most goals scored, and the Playmaker award for most assists, making him the first player to achieve all three in a single season. He previously won the PFA award in 2018 and 2022, demonstrating his consistent excellence since joining Liverpool in 2017, as noted by multiple sources including Reuters and Dawn.

Aston Villa's midfielder Morgan Rogers was recognized as the Young Player of the Year after an impressive season where he scored eight league goals and made notable contributions in the Champions League, including a hat-trick against Celtic. This continues the trend of acknowledging young talent in English football as noted by BBC and Al Jazeera.

Liverpool had an impressive representation in this year's Premier League Team of the Year, with four players, including Salah and fellow teammates Virgil van Dijk, Ryan Gravenberch, and Alexis Mac Allister. The recognition of Salah and his teammates highlights the club's dominance in the league, according to reports by BBC, TRT Global, and Reuters.