Erling Haaland rounded off another remarkable Premier League campaign by collecting the golden boot at the Etihad Stadium on the final day of the season, finishing as the division's top scorer for the third time in four years.

The Norway striker netted 27 goals in 35 appearances, leaving nearest rival Igor Thiago of Brentford five goals adrift in second place. It is Haaland's third golden boot since joining Manchester City, placing him behind only Arsenal legend Thierry Henry and Liverpool great Mohamed Salah — both four-time winners — in the all-time rankings for the award.

City's season ended without the league title, which Arsenal claimed, but Haaland's individual brilliance ensured there was still silverware on display at the Etihad on the final day.

Raya makes it three golden gloves in a row

Arsenal goalkeeper David Raya also celebrated an individual honour, picking up the golden glove for the third consecutive season after recording 18 clean sheets — four more than Manchester City's Gianluigi Donnarumma, who finished second.

The Spain international has now made the award his own, cementing his status as the Premier League's most consistent shot-stopper over recent seasons.

Fernandes rewrites the assists record book

Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes claimed the playmaker award after setting up a record 21 goals for his team-mates throughout the campaign. The Portugal midfielder surpassed the previous best tally of 20, a mark held jointly by Thierry Henry and former Manchester City midfielder Kevin De Bruyne, by a single assist.

Fernandes' record-breaking season stands as a rare bright spot for United, whose campaign was otherwise a troubled one. His creativity and output have underlined why he remains one of the most influential midfielders in the division despite the turbulence around the club.