PFA Young Player of The Year Odds 21/22

With the 2021/22 season approaching, Phil Foden is the early favourite to retain his Young Player Of The Year award after a terrific season saw him crowned with the 2020/21 award as he stood alongside the great Kevin De Bruyne as Manchester City took over England once again. The 21-year-old produced nine goals and five assists and played an important part in helping Manchester City win the title that year, and it is tough to believe he is still under the age of 23 with his style of play.

Foden saw himself become one of the regular starters for Pep Guardiola’s side towards the end of the season and could be in line to play a big role again next season, when the Citizens go about retaining their trophy. Now, after winning the award, last year the PFA Young Player of the year odds for Foden are 7/2.

Following his arrival at Old Trafford, Jadon Sancho could make a huge impact for Manchester United next season and land himself the Young Player Of The Year award in his debut season for United, or at least, many are predicting he might just do this.

Simply put, in terms of numbers, everybody on the PFA Young Player of The year odds list doesn't come close. In fact, the 21-year-old racked up an incredible 89 goal involvements (38 goals and 51 assists) in 104 appearances across his four seasons in the Bundesliga, breaking records for a young player across the board.

If he has the same type of impact at his new club, the former City youth star could be in line to win the award and the Sancho PFA Young Player of the year odds are at 7/2.

Another one of Arsenal’s young guns that could become one of the stars of the season is Emile Smith-Rowe, and he is now looked at as one of their main men. The 20-year-old showed what he can do after getting some game time midway through last season, and in truth, he finished the season as one of the club's best players throughout 2020/21.

Now, with the likes of Dani Ceballos and Martin Odegaard leaving the Emirates following the end of their respective loan deals, the new Arsenal number 10 could be set for a starring role under Mikel Arteta next season.

Now, the PFA Young Player Of the Year odds for Smith-Rowe are priced at 10/1, just as he takes the famous number 10 shirt at Arsenal, previously worn by the likes of Mesut Ozil and Dennis Bergkamp.

Mason Greenwood has shown the talent he has and can produce for United for just over a season now, not long after he broke all kinds of records in the famous youth setup of the club. Last season, the Englishman saw a lot more playing time, and despite a rocky first five months, towards the end, Greenwood proved the hype was real with eight of his 12 goals last season all coming within the last 15 games.

With the arrival of Jadon Sancho and players like Jesse Lingard chomping at the bit for a chance, Greenwood will have to fight for a place in Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s starting XI. There is talk of the 19-year-old playing as a central striker for the Red Devils next season, seeing him alternate with Edison Cavani up top, and this could really see him shift into a higher gear.

The odds for the PFA Young Player of the Year for Greenwood is 9/1.

The 2020/21 campaign was a breakout season for Bukayo Saka, seeing him become an influential player for Arsenal as well as announcing himself on the international stage by helping his country reach a major tournament final, putting in spectacular performances at times.

Arsenal’s season was overshadowed by their poor eighth-place finish, however, as the Gunners faltered and hardly put up a fight for a place in Europe. But with a new season comes fresh optimism for Arteta’s side, and with their number seven putting in an impressive performance for his country in the Euros, Saka could be one of the young guns that get the Gunners firing again.

The England man already has an Arsenal Player of the Year award to his name as of last season, and now, Odds for the Bukayo Saka PFA Young Player of the Year odds are at 5/1.

Reece James had a great 2021 under Thomas Tuchel, seeing him put in some fine performances as the right-wing-back for the Blues as they conquered Europe.

The England man made 32 Premier League appearances as the London outfit and helped secure a Champions League spot with a fourth-place finish, although, by winning the competition itself, this was merely a league standing, as they qualified regardless.

After a fantastic end to last season which saw Chelsea become a serious threat to the Premier League under Tuchel, next year could see James have his best season yet. The Reece James PFA Young Player of the Year odds are at 10/1.