Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah and Arsenal midfielder Mariona Caldentey have been voted the men's and women's player of the year in English soccer for last season at the Professional Footballers' Association awards.

Mohamed Salah believes it is far too early to determine whether Liverpool's £300million summer transfer splurge has made them a stronger squad. And the Egyptian has reiterated the new role he has assumed in helping the new arrivals adapt to life at Anfield.

On the day Salah appointed Arsenal as front-runners to lift England’s top-flight, he was also recognized for his record-breaking 29 goal and 18 assist term. On the back of arguably the greatest individual Premier League season ever, Salah deservedly became the first player ever to win three PFA Player of the Year awards.

Aston Villa’s dynamic midfielder Morgan Rogers took home the PFA Men’s Young Player of the Year award, capping off a breakthrough campaign. His performances marked him as one of the most exciting emerging talents in English football.

Yoga, cryotherapy, a strict diet and strong genetics mean the new PFA player of the year is more effective than ever at 33

Mohamed Salah has continued on from where he left off last season for Liverpool, which will come as no surprise to those who know the intense training regime he subjects himself to

Liverpool talisman Mo Salah and substitute Federico Chiesa struck late goals as the Premier League champions began the defence of their title by beating Bournemouth 4-2 in a thriller on the opening night of the season at Anfield on Friday.

Núñez saw his three-year spell with Liverpool come to an end earlier this month as he swapped Anfield for Saudi Arabian side Al Hilal, moving on in a deal which is expected to net Liverpool a total of €65 million (£56.1 million, $76.1 million) thanks to a series of achievable add-ons.