Lionel Messi is the player who won many Man of the Match awards in Europe's top leagues last season. The Argentine superstar was instrumental in Paris Saint-Germain's victory in Ligue 1. His performances throughout the season brought him 14 Player of the Match awards.
The second player with the most Code of the Match awards in Europe's top leagues last season was Antoine Greizmann. The Frenchman excelled in Atletico Madrid's shirt last season when helping Diego Simeone's side win the right to the Champions League with 3rd place in the rankings. Greizmann won the man of the match award 13 times last season.
The third player to receive the most Player of the Year awards in the 2022/23 season is striker Kolo Muani of Eintracht Frankfurt. The Frenchman scored 15 goals and had 14 assists in the Bundesliga last season. This earned him 10 Man of the Match awards.
The fourth and fifth players on the list are Premier League stars Kevin De Bruyne and Harry Kane. The first player helped Manchester City win the Premier League title last season by finishing the season with 16 assists while the latter finished second in the Premier League with 30 goals. Both players won the Player of the Year award 10 times last season.
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Barcelona beat Arsenal and Man City in transfer race except for 'radical makeover' after alleviating 'fears' over signing
Barcelona are close to finalizing a deal to sign Manchester City midfielder Ilkay Gundogan, according to reports.
Gundogan will play for a new club next season, with his contract with City set to expire at the end of June.
The European champions have tried to tie the Germans to a new long-term deal but appear to have failed.
Arsenal are also keen to sign the Germany international, who has attracted interest from Saudi Arabia.
Gundogan appears to have turned down a tempting offer to move to the Middle East, with some reports indicating that a move to Barcelona is approaching. There have been concerns about the Blaugrana fund ahead of the summer transfer window, with more free transfers likely to be a priority for coach Xavi and club president Joan Laporta.
Even so, being able to sign signings has been a concern for a number of years amid the club's dire financial situation, which appears to be one of the reasons Gundogan lost his career. plenty of time to accept a move to Camp Nou.
After winning everything at the Etihad, Gundogan's move to Barcelona seemed inevitable. Spanish outlet Relevo reported on Wednesday that the deal was "99%" done.
The report says Gundogan will be a Barcelona player 'unless there is a drastic last-minute change' and has agreed a two-year contract, with the option for a third year, after undergoing tests medical examination in Germany. City's latest move to get the 32-year-old to extend his contract is said to be 'futile'. The Premier League champions seem to only offer him a year, plus the option to extend until 2025.
Gundogan will have more assurances at Barcelona and will be at the Camp Nou for the next three years if he plays enough games in the 2024/25 season.
The future free agent will sign for Barca on Wednesday afternoon, with the La Liga champions now said to be 'prioritizing' the sale of players.
Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano said the Blaugrana are trying to 'make sure' they can sign up Gundogan for the 23/24 campaign. Meanwhile, Spanish journalist Toni Juanmarti said any doubts Gundogan has about a transfer is due to 'concerns' he may not be registered, hinting that he is confident there will be no What's the problem when he joins.
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