PFA Young Player of the Year Betting Odds: Bukayo Saka into 2/1 to win this season's Young Player award after fantastic year!

Bukayo Saka into 2/1 to win this season's PFA Young Player award

Arsenal player Bukayo Saka is into 2/1 with bookmakers to win this year's PFA Young Player of the Year award after an impressive season with the Gunners. 

Saka won March's PFA Fans Player of the Month award for March and his top form shows no sign of stopping going into the end of this campaign. 

Conor Gallagher is a big breakout star this year, currently on loan at Crystal Palace from Chelsea, and he features in the market at odds of 6/1. 

The 22 year old midfielder has been one of the best midfielders in the league this season and reports suggest he'll become a start for Chelsea next season. 

Fellow Chelsea player Reece James also features in the betting market, with the young right back again having a good season for the Blues. 

Phil Foden still odds on favourite

Manchester City's Phil Foden is still the 8/13 favourite for this year's PFA YPOTY award with bookies. 

Foden won the award last season after impressing for the Premier League champions throughout the year. 

The English attacking midfielder has continued that run of form into this year and featured for City in some massive fixtures this year. 

His performance at Anfield against Liverpool made fans and pundits alike wax lyrical about the young player and since then he's been favourite to win this award again.

Mo Salah heavy favourite for the main award

Mo Salah is the 2/5 favourite to win the main PFA Player of the Year award this season, with his Liverpool side pushing Man City all the way in the title race. 

Salah has scored 20 goals in the Premier League this season and despite a quiet last couple of months he's still getting the odd assist in the league. 

Since coming back from AFCON, Salah has slowed down his goalscoring and this may allow another player to come through and win the award. 

Manchester City's Kevin De Bruyne has dragged his team through a tricky run of fixtures and he's 6/1 to win back-to-back awards.