French star Ousmane Dembélé continued his brilliance in French stadiums, after he was crowned the best player in the French League for the second season in a row, during the awards ceremony of the French Federation for Professional Players (UNFP).
The Paris Saint-Germain winger succeeded in winning the award after a strong competition with a number of the most prominent stars in the league, led by his teammates Nuno Mendes and Vitinha, along with Florian Thauvin, the Lens player, and Mason Greenwood, the Olympique striker. Marseille.
Paris Saint-Germain continued its absolute dominance of the award, after its players continued to win it continuously since 2016, while Dembélé strengthened his position as one of the most prominent stars of the French championship in recent years.
Despite suffering from some injuries this season, the French player presented distinguished numbers, after participating in 20 league matches, during which he scored 10 goals and provided 6 assists.
Dembélé played He played only 960 minutes this season, compared to 1,736 minutes last season, which saw him score 21 goals and assist 8 goals, but he maintained his great influence on the field.
The Paris Saint-Germain star also topped many offensive indicators in the French League, most notably the scoring contribution rate, where he scored or assisted a goal every 96 minutes, in addition to his superiority in the numbers of dangerous chances and expected goals.
In the same context, the Parisian club continued its strong presence. In individual awards, after Désiré Doué won the Best Young Player award in the French League for the second season in a row.