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Mohamed Salah, Liverpool's forward, received the "Footballer of the Year" award from English soccer writers for a record-tying third time. He secured 90% of the votes, leading Liverpool to their second Premier League title in five years with the most goals (28) and assists (18). Alessia Russo, Arsenal's striker, won the women's award, highlighted by her performance in the Women's Champions League, leading Arsenal to the final.
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