The PFA Premier League Team of the Year has been announced, featuring a star-studded lineup. Let's break down the squad and potential changes.


Current Squad:


- Goalkeeper: Matz Sels (Nottingham Forest)

- Defenders:

    - Left Back: Milos Kerkez (Liverpool, formerly Bournemouth)

    - Center Backs: William Saliba (Arsenal) and Virgil van Dijk (Liverpool)

    - Right Back: Gabriel Magalhães didn't start as a right back but played in a back three for Arsenal; however, the PFA team seems to lack a traditional right back, so this spot might be open for debate.

- Midfielders:

    - Central Midfielders: Declan Rice (Arsenal), Ryan Gravenberch (Liverpool), and Alexis Mac Allister (Liverpool)

- Forwards:

    - Left Wing: Mohamed Salah (Liverpool)

    - Striker: Alexander Isak (Newcastle United)

    - Right Wing: Chris Wood (Nottingham Forest)









Potential Changes:


Some potential changes to consider would be:

- Goalkeeper: David Raya (Arsenal) might be a contender, given Arsenal's strong defensive record.

- Defenders:

    - Left Back: While Kerkez has been impressive, other contenders might include players like Andrew Robertson (Liverpool) if he had a strong season.

    - Right Back: Trent Alexander-Arnold (Liverpool) or Kieran Tierney (Arsenal) might be considered if the team structure allows for more flexibility in positions.

- Midfielders:

    - Central Midfielders: Cole Palmer (Manchester City) and Bruno Fernandes (Manchester United) might have made a case, but their absence could be due to various team performance factors.

- Forwards:

    - The attacking trio seems strong, but depending on form and team dynamics, other players might push for spots.


Analysis:


The dominance of Liverpool and Arsenal players reflects their strong performances in the Premier League season. Liverpool's title win and Arsenal's runner-up finish are testament to the squad's strength. Notably, William Saliba becomes the first Arsenal player since Thierry Henry to feature in three consecutive PFA Teams of the Year.


Ultimately, the PFA Team of the Year reflects the collective opinion of professional footballers on the best performers of the season. While changes can be debated, this lineup showcases the talent and depth of the Premier League.

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