PFA Player of the Year Betting Odds: Manchester City's Erling Haaland still favourite to win BACK-TO-BACK PFA Player of the Year awards after 9 goals in 9 games so far!

Erling Haaland is the bookies favourite to win back-to-back PFA Player of the Year awards

Manchester City striker remains top of the betting market to win the PFA Player of the Year award for the second season in a row after hitting the ground running again this year.

Haaland sits at the top of the goalscorer table in the Premier League this season with 9 goals scored already in his opening 9 games of the season and he's now 7/4 to win the PFA Player of the Year award.

Bookies have the Norwegian striker as the clear favourite in the betting market ahead of Liverpool forward Mo Salah who is second favourite in the market at 6/1.

Bet365's betting odds also have Manchester City teammate Rodri as the joint third favourite along with Declan Rice to be crowned PFA POTY at the end of the season.

Tottenham stars don't feature towards top of market despite unbeaten start to the season

We have to go down to 25/1 to see Tottenham players featured in the PFA Player of the Year betting market despite them sitting unbeaten at the top of the Premier League so far this season.

Both Heung-Min Son and James Maddison are 25/1 to win the PFA POTY award this year with their start to the season unexpected following Harry Kane's departure.

Ange Postecoglou has revitalised Spurs so far this campaign with his management style fitting in perfectly at the club and he has already won back-to-back Manager of the Month awards.

Further specials look at Erling Haaland's chances of him breaking his own Premier League goalscoring record

Other betting specials that are offered for the Premier League this season include odds for Erling Haaland to once again break the goalscoring record for goals scored in a single season.

Haaland became the record goalscorer in a Premier League season last campaign with his 36 goals putting him clear of everyone else and he is once again favourite to do so this year.

The Norwegian striker is odds-on to break his own record again with a 55% chance of him scoring more than 36 goals in the Premier League this campaign and he's well on the way to do that.