The winner of the PFA Vertu Motors Premier League Fans' Player of the Year - 2022/23

Marcus Rashford has won the PFA Vertu Motors Premier League Fans' Player of the Year award for the 2022/23 season.

The Manchester United forward enjoyed the best statistical season of his career to date, firing the Red Devils to a third-place finish.

Rashford finished the Premier League season with 17 goals and five assists in 35 Games, stepping up in big Games and scoring in crucial moments.

What's more impressive is Rashford's 2021/22 season was his worst in terms of his output, bouncing back in style and taking home this award.

Rashford was nominated for the PFA Vertu Motors Premier League Fans' Player of the Month award four times this season, winning on one occasion.

To claim the yearly prize, he had to beat off some stiff comPetition. Manchester City striker Erling Haaland, who broke the record for most goals scored in a Premier League season and won the PFA Vertu Motors Premier League Fans' Player of the Month award three times, finished second in voting.

Coming in behind Haaland was Norway teammate and Arsenal captain Martin Odegaard, who was twice nominated for the PFA Vertu Motors Premier League Fans' Player of the Month award this season.

In fourth was Odegaard's Arsenal co-star Bukayo Saka, who was nominated for the award four times throughout 2022/23.

Kevin De Bruyne, who once again finished atop the assist charts, ranked in fifth, while former Tottenham Hotspur striker Harry Kane, now of Bayern Munich, came sixth.

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