The stars of English football gathered under the grand lights of the Manchester Opera House on Tuesday night, as the Professional Footballers' Association hosted its annual awards.Celebrating the

History was made at the awards with Mohamed Salah picking up his third PFA Player of the Year trophy while Mariona Caldentey won the top women’s award.

Mo Salah became the first ever player to win the PFA Player of the Year three times after picking up the award on Tuesday night and the ceremony also marked the Egyptian’s inclusion in the Team of the Year for the fourth time. Salah is among the favourites for the PFA Player of the Year award for 2025/26.

The PFA Team of the Year has been announced for the 2024/25 season with the Premier League’s best side named on Tuesday night.Inclusion is perhaps the ultimate accolade for a season’s hard work,

The Red Dragons made history last season by finishing second in League One, securing an automatic bid to the Championship for the first time in 43 years. It was Wrexham’s third consecutive promotion, making the oldest club in Wales the first team to ever achieve back-to-back-to-back promotions in England’s top five football divisions.

It was a night to remember at the Manchester Opera House as we had plenty of involvement in the PFA Awards. Mariona Caldentey was crowned Women’s Player of the Year, while she was included in the Women’s Team of the Year alongside Emily Fox, Kim Little and Alessia Russo.

Emma Hayes, head coach of the US women's national team, reflects on her journey through football.

Five current Liverpool players were named in the 2025 PFA Team of the Year but no Manchester City or Chelsea stars made the cut.