Premier League Stars Ian Darke: Salah, Isak, Next

Liverpool‘with Muhammad is wrong They will surely leave with both shimmering prices for being the best player in 2024-25 Premier League season. But are there other serious candidates?

You can expect Salah, at the top of the charts with 27 league goals and 18 assists through 32 games, will gather the PFA Player of the Year (as voted by his fellow citizens), as well as the historical football football of the Trophy of the Year (awarded to national football writers.

Maybe things can change in the last month of the season, when the trophies are distributed, but in fact it was fun, up and down the season in which only a few chosen few of them were constantly sprinkled with Stardust about the proceedings. Chelsea forward Cole PalmerFor example, he started the season sensationally, but after Christmas suffered in shape.

So here he goes with my short list of star players season:

1. Muhamed salah, fw, liverpool

Quicksilver’s reactions and scoring instincts were Salah’s characteristic feature and often produced moments of winning or undressing when his team needed him. He has 32 goals and 23 assists in all competitions (46 games) and now that his contract has been extended for another two years, the mood in Anfield is at least float. The Egypt International turns 33 in the summer, but it seems to be in mint state. It will be for us to see what he can do next year and beyond.

2. Alexander IsaacFw, Newcastle United

Balletic and Deadly, 24-Bank Swedish International was sometimes almost unstoppable and scored a great goal in Wembley when Newcastle raised his first home trophy in 70 years when they won Carabao Cup Against Liverpool. Its transfer cost 63 million GBP from Real sociedad In 2022 and now it should at least double it. Isak would be a goal for most of the top European clubs if available, and it is important that Newcastle offers him the Champions League football next season.

3. Nikola MilenkoviceDf, Nottingham forest

Its conversion from Fiorentine In the summer of 2024, only around £ 12 million costs, but proved to be a key part of the story of forest success. He and young Brazil International Murillo There were rocks on which the opposition attacks of founders that caused quick counterattacks that helped raise non -dizziness on the dizziness third place in the table. Others like a fertile attacker Chris Wood and the player Morgan Gibbs-White He could easily create this list, but Milenkovice was monumental.

4. Morgan RogersMF, Aston Villa

Part Manchester City“The Academy, but unable to penetrate the first team, Rogers bloomed by a dynamic attacking middle -field attack that is never happier than running dangerously in the heart of anxiety defense. One of the large shops of recent years, its transfer costing $ 8 million from Middlesbrough at the end of the winter window and brought 14 goals and 10 assists in £ 46 (all competitions) Villa attacked the last eight Champions League and has reached the FA Cup semi -final. England Also the scene.

5. Milos is comingDf, bournemouth

Kerkez raids from the left back were the trademark of Bourneouth’s great season. Cherries signed him Alkmaar In 2023, when Richard Hughes was recruiting, and Hughes is now in Liverpool, so it would not be surprising if an excellent Hungarian international international in Anfield appeared in Anfield next season.

6. Virgil van dijkDf, liverpool

In recent defeat had rare time off FulhamBut Captain Liverpool has been the best defender in the Premier League for several years, and this has not changed at the age of 33. He looks in cruise control on the pitch and he is a great ambassador. Liverpool has never invested £ 75 million better than when they brought the Dutch international Southampton in January 2018.

7. Carlos BalebaMF, Brighton

Highly impressive 21 -year -old Cameroon International is the latest middle field powerhouse that appears in Brighton and rarely is missing a game. As Alexis Mac Allister, Moses Caicedo and Yves Bissouma In front of him, his transfer will be a considerable profit when he eventually leaves when he arrived from Lille for only £ 23.2 million in 2023. It could be a summer goal for some heavy hitters higher on the league table.

8. Myles Lewis-SkllyDF/MF, Arsenal

No one outside Arsenal heard about him a few months ago, and those who saw him mostly play as a central midfielder. Now eighteen -year -old is a graduate of the Academy of Accessories for his Club and it looks like he could be on the left in England next decade. As a midfielder Ethan Nwaneriwho also had an escape season for Gunners, Lewis-Skelly was a revelation and could end up in the footsteps of Ashley Cole.

9. Ryan GravenberchMF, Liverpool

On the outskirts of Liverpool under Jurgen Klopp last season he was a Dutch International attacking midfielder when he moved from Ajax for £ 34.3 million in 2023, but in Anfield he became necessary in deep role 6 in Arne Slot. It was a complete package of this campaign, expanding opposition attacks, and finding progressive passages to move forward.

10. And burnDF, Newcastle

One of the best stories of the season was Burn stacking the shelves of the supermarket and playing football without league football for Darlington in 2011, but fought after the pyramid and moved to Fulham, then Wigan and Brighton, before landing in Newcastle for £ 1322. Hourment in a new range in the newspaper. The Triumph last month (to end the 70 -year -old club waiting for the home trophy) and a few days later, she won her first English cap. On this basis it will reach this TOP 10.

Also consider:

Bruno Fernandes (MF, Man United)
Marco Asensio (MF, Aston Villa, on a loan from Real Madrid)
Youi tiemans (MF, Aston Villa)
Chris Wood (FW, Nottingham Forest)
Morgan Gibbs-White (MF, Nottingham Forest)
MATZ SELS (GK, Nottingham Forest)
Lifealors (DF, Nottingham Forest)
Moises Caicedo (MF, Chelsea)
Cole Palmer (Fw, Chelsea)
Liam Delap (Fw, ipswich)
Jean-Philippe Matthew (Fw, Crystal Palace)
Antonee Robinson (DF, Fulham)
Bruno Guimarães (MF, Newcastle United)
Jordan Pickford (GK, Everton)
Bryan mbeumo (Fw, Brentford)
Mikkel Damsgaard (MF, Brentford)
Christian Norgaard (MF, Brentford)