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PFA Player of the Year Betting Odds: Cole Palmer now 3/1 FAVOURITE to win this year's PFA Player of the Year after strong start to season
Cole Palmer is the new favourite to win this season's PFA Player of the Year award with odds continued to be offered
Chelsea's Cole Palmer has moved into 3/1 favourite to win this season's PFA Player of the Year award with UK Betting Sites changing the market around drastically in recent weeks.
Palmer's performances so far this season have once again seen him become Chelsea's most important player and several big showings, such as scoring 4 goals in one half against Brighton, have seen his odds tumble.
The English attacking midfielder became the first player in Premier League history to score four goals before half-time and is looking to win back-to-back PFA Awards after winning Young Player of the Year last season.
Bet365's latest betting market gives an implied probability of 25% that Palmer wins the award with Liverpool's Mo Salah second favourite behind him in the odds.
Mo Salah follows just behind Palmer in the latest betting market
Liverpool forward Mo Salah has had a fantastic start to the season helping his side sit 5 points clear at the top of the Premier League table and his odds have also shortened in this market.
Bookmakers put him just behind Palmer to win the PFA Player of the Year award with the odds suggesting a 22.2% chance that he wins this season.
Salah has won the PFA Player of the Year award on two previous occasions in 2017-18 and 2021-22 and he'll be looking to make it a hat-trick here. Manchester City's Phil Foden was crowned PFA Player of the Year last season after firing his team to their fourth successive Premier League title last season.
Foden was by far City's best player with some massive moments putting him head and shoulders above any other contender for the award throughout the campaign.
This season though Foden has struggled to get going and has made just 8 appearances so far which has seen him out to 33/1 to win the PFA POTY award once again.