Manager Mikel Arteta, captain Martin Odegaard, youngster Bukayo Saka, and goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale were rewarded for their outstanding performances in Arsenal's brilliant campaign.
English Premier League table leaders Arsenal walked away with everything at the 2022/23 London Football Awards on Monday night.
Manager Mikel Arteta, captain Martin Odegaard, youngster Bukayo Saka, and goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale were rewarded for their outstanding performances in Arsenal's brilliant campaign.
Arteta was named manager of the year, Odegaard player of the year, Saka young player of the year, and Ramsdale goalkeeper of the year.
The Spanish tactician takes credit for turning around fortunes at the Emirates. He urged the Arsenal hierarchy and fans to trust the process when he joined the club in 2019.
Three years later, Arsenal is chasing its maiden Premier League title since 2004, given that they lead the way on the 20-team log with 66 points, five ahead of second-placed Manchester City with 11 games to go.
Meanwhile, skipper Odegaard has been the heartbeat of the Arsenal team, especially in the middle of the park. With his fluidity, the Norwegian has chipped in with a couple of goals and assists.
The 24-year-old has a 16-goal involvement contribution in the league. The ex-Real Madrid player has managed ten goals and six assists so far.
Since breaking into the Arsenal team in 2019, Saka has never looked back, and he has each year been the most influential player at Arsenal, even in tough times, no matter his young age.
However, he is enjoying his best time at his boyhood club this year, contributing 19 goals for the Gunners - 10 goals and nine assists, which is better than any other Arsenal player.
On the other hand, Ramsdale has equally been important in goal, pulling off quite several saves and has kept a joint league 12 clean sheets tied with Newcastle's Nick Pope.
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