RESULT: Kevin De Bruyne should win PFA Player of the Year
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ByEurosport
Updated 30/03/2020 at 20:48 GMT
Four journalists squabbled over who should win the men’s PFA Player of the Year. You had the casting vote in our Twitter poll. Your winner? Kevin de Bruyne.
Kevin de Bruyne (Manchester City)
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Eurosport’s new series ‘The Debate’ saw four writers make a case for four different players before having their arguments picked apart in new vodcast and podcast ‘Game of Opinions’.
De Bruyne (34%) took the spoils marginally ahead of Sadio Mane (32.3%), with Jordan Henderson (20.2%) completing the podium. Last year's actual winner Virgil van Dijk (13.4%) finished last.
THE ARGUMENTS
- Ben Snowball made the case for Virgil van Dijk – claiming that "without him, none of Liverpool’s success would have been possible". Read his views here.
- Carrie Dunn made the case for Kevin De Bruyne – claiming that "it’s much more difficult to be world class in a team who are fallible and floundering". Read her views here.
- Pete Sharland made the case for Jordan Henderson – claiming that he has "truly announced himself as one of the best midfielders around". Read his views here.
- Marcus Foley made the case for Sadio Mane – claiming that he is "a master of all trades, a jack of none". Read his views here.
Still not convinced by the result? Watch our debut vodcast below or delve deeper into the arguments in the written pieces above, and comment on social with the hashtag #GameOfOpinions.
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