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Premier League winners: Player of the season Declan Rice | Manager of the season Mikel Arteta | Team of the season | Best signing Granit Xhaka | Goal of the season Harrison Reed v Liverpool | Worst prediction Liverpool to retain title | Most predictable sacking Ange Postecoglou at Nottingham Forest | Biggest surprise Spurs' campaign
Scottish Premiership winners: Player of the season Claudio Braga | Manager of the season Derek McInnes | Team of the season | Goal of the season Youssef Chermiti v Celtic | Breakthrough player Barney Stewart and Findlay Curtis (tied)
WSL winners: Player of the season Khadija Shaw | Manager of the season Andree Jeglertz | Team of the Season | Breakthrough player Veerle Buurman
Championship winners: Player of the Season Hayden Hackney | Manager of the season Frank Lampard and Alex Neil (tied) | Team of the Season
League One winners: Player of the Season Dom Ballard | Manager of the season Michael Skubala | Team of the season
League Two winners: Player of the Season Aaron Drinan | Manager of the season Andy Woodman | Team of the season
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Regis Le Bris should have been manager of the year. Nothing against Mikel Arteta, but taking a newly promoted side straight into the Europa League in this day and age is to me a more monumental achievement than going from 2nd to 1st.
Stuart, Swindon
Player of the season
Having already won the Premier League player of the season and the Football Writers' Association men's Player of the Year, Bruno Fernandes is going for the treble.
The Portugal midfielder created 21 assists - a Premier League record and scored nine goals.
Fernandes created a staggering 136 chances this season, (the next best was Dominik Szoboszlai with 78).
Nb: Stats are derived from Transfermarkt and are Premier League only.
Aadam Patel
Football Reporter
With 19 clean sheets in the Premier League and a title-winning save at West Ham, the Arsenal goalkeeper is my Player of the Season.
Player of the season
Image source, Getty ImagesArsenal goalkeeper David Raya has been just as important, if not more, than defensive duo William Saliba and Gabriel.
Raya amassed 19 clean sheets in the Premier League this season, four more than any other goalkeeper and it was the joint most by an Arsenal goalkeeper in a single season, with David Seaman keeping 19 in both 1993-94 and 1998-99.
Appearances: 37
Clean sheets: 19
Goals conceded: 26
Arsenal's final position: 1st
Nb: Stats are derived from Transfermarkt and are Premier League only.
Player of the season
Ciaran Kelly
BBC Sport reporter
Defenders do not often get individual recognition, but Gabriel has been a hugely influential figure in Arsenal's march towards the title.
I must admit that I did not rate the screaming Brazilian all that much when I first saw him play for Arsenal in a 2-0 defeat at St James' Park a few years ago.
But the much-improved centre-back has typified the journey Arsenal have gone on since that bruising night on Tyneside.
He has also embodied everything that has been so effective about Arteta's team this season.
Not only has Gabriel been a lynchpin in the top-flight's meanest defence – he has caused the opposition real problems at set-plays.
Player of the season
Image source, Getty ImagesPart of a defensive duo that helped Arsenal secure their first Premier League title in 22 years, Gabriel has been a dominant force at the back for the Gunners.
He also chipped in up the other end of the field, too, but is that enough to get your vote for player of the season?
Appearances: 32
Clean sheets: 17
Goal contributions: 7
Arsenal's final position: 1st
Nb: Stats are derived from Transfermarkt and are Premier League only.
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Breakthrough player has to go to Nico O'Reilly. What a season and what a player.
Paul, Scotland
Premier League
A number of young players made their mark in the Premier League scene this season, but who is your pick of the bunch? Do you agree with Nico O'Reilly as the winner of our vote, or are you choosing someone else?
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Sami Mokbel
BBC Sport Senior football correspondent
Kroupi will go on to have a fantastic career. Bournemouth should enjoy him while they can.
Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport Chelsea reporter
It is uncommon to see a teenager reach double figures for goals in a Premier League season.
The versatile 19-year-old attacker scored 13 goals in 33 Premier League appearances in his first full season at Bournemouth.
Behind the scenes on the south coast, there is a belief that both Kroupi and Rayan are capable of winning the Ballon d’Or in the near future.
It may prove difficult to keep hold of Kroupi, who is attracting interest from Champions League clubs, but Bournemouth will try after qualifying for European football for the first time in their history.
Ciaran Kelly
BBC Sport reporter
Few forwards score against Arsenal, Manchester City and Manchester United in an individual season - let alone in their breakthrough campaign.
But Junior Kroupi has repeatedly stepped up for Bournemouth.
The 19-year-old was playing in Ligue 2 in France last season, but quickly adapted to life in the Premier League following his summer move from Lorient.
In fact, no other teenager has ever bagged more goals (13) in a debut season in the Premier League.
It feels just the start for the talented Frenchman.
Breakthrough player of the season
Image source, Getty ImagesJunior Kroupi had quite the season in 2025-26. The French attacker impressed with his talent for scoring goals.
In May 2026, he scored his thirteenth goal of the season against Manchester City, the highest number of goals scored by any teenager in a debut season in Premier League history, surpassing the previous record by Robbie Fowler and Robbie Keane.
But did he do enough our vote for breakthrough player?
Nb: Stats are derived from Transfermarkt and are Premier League only.
Simon Stone
BBC Sport Chief Football News Reporter
I have to admire how well Kobbie Mainoo has been done after being left out for the first half of the season at Manchester United. Also, I really like the look of Alex Scott at Bournemouth.
But Nico O’Reilly has been one of the standout performers at Manchester City this season, which is a feat in itself given the talent in Pep Guardiola’s squad.
He is clearly the best left-back in the Premier League at the moment and has also scored crucial goals.
It will be interesting to see how his career evolves at City without Guardiola’s guiding hand but he is setting the standard for other young players to follow.
Aadam Patel
Football Reporter
Image source, Getty ImagesThe 21-year-old has had a stellar breakout season and made that left-back position his own at Manchester City.
Alex Howell
BBC Sport Arsenal reporter
The breakthrough player of the year award has to go to Nico O’Reilly. This season he’s made his England debut, is going to the World Cup as the Three Lions first choice fullback and scored two goals in a final while winning two trophies.
Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer
Still only 21, established in Manchester City’s side and likely to start at left-back for England at the World Cup.
Not just a fine defender, but a genuine goal threat, as he proved with both goals as City beat Arsenal 2-0 in The Carabao Cup Final at Wembley in March. Also helped City win the FA Cup in Pep Guardiola’s final season.
Breakthrough player of the season
Image source, Getty ImagesNico O'Reilly enjoyed a breakout Premier League season with Manchester City in 2025-26.
On the 22 March, the day after he turned 21, O'Reilly scored a brace in a 2-0 victory against Arsenal in the EFL Cup final, securing his club's ninth title in the competition.
But did he do enough to win breakthrough player?
Nb: Stats are derived from Transfermarkt and are Premier League only.
Two more awards. Premier League Breakthrough player and Player of the season.
For Breakthrough player, there's two obvious choices...