Premier League players make £4m worth of contribution to the NHS.

Manchester United’s Harry Maguire, Tottenham’s Harry Kane and Manchester City’s Raheem Sterling, others are offering their support to the National Health Service (NHS) through the Players Together initiative.

The system allows players at all of their clubs to make donations, donate a portion of their salary to ‘those fighting for us on the #NHS frontline as well as other key areas of need.’

This is coming days after Health Minister, Matt Hancock told  footballers to “do their bit”.  He later confirmed that 150 top-flight players had collaborated to form the voluntary movement in partnership with NHS Charities Together (NHSCT), an umbrella organisation that supports 250 separate NHS charities across the UK.

The campaign was spearheaded by Liverpool captain, Jordan Henderson, other players involved so far are include Harry Maguire, Marcus Rashford, Virgil van Dijk, and Kevin De Bruyne.

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Their launch statement said they were “collaborating together to create a voluntary initiative, separate to any other league and club conversation.”

Their contribution to the NHS as at now is said to be worth £4m.

Harry Kane's astonishing records this season


Tottenhan hotspur forward, Harry Kane has retained the Golden Boot award with 29 goals this season. The English footballer has had a very eventful season, featuring in 30 games: 30, netting 29 times, scoring 5 hat-tricks. He became the 5th player to scoop the prize in back-to-back Premier League seasons. Only two players have scored four or more hat-tricks in a Premier League season: Alan Shearer  who scored 5 in 1995/96 and Harry Kane (4 in 2016/17). He is  also the first back to back PL golden boot winner playing for same club since Thierry Henry (03-04, 04-05 & 05-06)
“So proud to win this beauty again! Thanks to the team for helping me achieve this! Perfect week to finish the season!” He said.
Meanwhile, none of the top scorers in the top five leagues won the league title.
Barcelona’s Lionel Messi – 36
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang of Borussia Dortmund- 31
Roma’s Edin Dzeko – 28
PSG player, Edinson Cavani – 35
Harry Kane of Tottenham FC – 29

Hurricane!

Harry Kane wins the 2015/16 BPL Golden Boot

 
Tottenham Spurs striker, Harry Kane has won the Premier League golden boot for the 2015-16 season. The England international who topped the scoring charts with 25 goals is the first English player to win the Premier League Golden Boot since Kevin Phillips in 1999/2000.  

” I’m really happy to have won it, especially in only my second full
season in the Premier League. It’s a dream come true. To finish second in the scoring charts last year and follow that up by winning it this year is something I’m very proud of.”

“As
a striker there aren’t many individual awards you can win and this one
shows you’ve had a good season throughout the whole campaign, that
you’ve been a consistent performer.

“I know what I’m capable of
and I’ve kept my confidence throughout. I have to give a big thanks to
the team, the staff and everyone at the club because without them I
wouldn’t be able to achieve personal accolades like this.”
The elated 22 year-old said.


Ozil, Vardy, Harry Kane, others nominated for PFA player of the year award

Tottenham’s Harry Kane, Assist king, Mesut Ozil and Jamie Vardy have been nominated for the annual Professional Footballers’ Association (PFA) Player Of The Year Award. Other players who made the shortlist include Leicester City’s midfielder and striker, N’Golo Kante and Riyad Mahrez;  and Dmitri Payet. The gong was won last year by Chelsea’s  Eden Hazard.

Chelsea can still make top four – Harry Kane

Tottenham striker Harry Kane is confident title defenders, Chelsea FC can finish in the Premier League’s top four despite their disastrous season. The Blues who currently sit at the 16th positon on the Premier League standings have not lost more than 6 matches in their first 11 league matches since 1978.
This season alone, the Champions of England have lost 7 times in 12 games. Kane, however, believes that the club is capable of turning their season around.
“Obviously they’re not playing very well at the moment but I wouldn’t write them off. They were champions last year for a reason. “ He said.

Well deserved! Eden Hazard scoops FWA's footballer of the year prize.

Chelsea’s Eden Hazard continues to scoop awards in recognition of a his sterling performances at the English Premier League club.
Few weeks after he was adjudged the Premier League’s Player of the Year, Eden Hazard has been named Football Writers’ Footballer of the Year. Harry Kane and John Terry came third respectively.
He also becomes the first Chelsea footballer to be named footballer of the year after Lampard in 2005.‎
Hazard’s ‎ impressive stats this season for The Blues.
  • The most successful take-ons (165)
  • The most final third passes (897)
  • The second highest total of chances created (91)

Costa, Sanchez, De Gea, others nominated for PFA player of the year prize.

Chelsea players, Diego Costa, Thibaut Courtois and Eden Hazard, Tottenham’s Harry Kane, Liverpool player, Raheem Sterlin are some of the players that have made the shortlist for both the Professional Footballers’ Association Player and Young Player of the Year prize.

Full List:

Men’s Players’ Player of the Year shortlist

Diego Costa (Chelsea)

David De Gea (Manchester United)

Philippe Coutinho (Liverpool)

Eden Hazard (Chelsea)

Harry Kane (Tottenham Hotspur)

Alexis Sanchez (Arsenal)

Men’s Young Player of the Year shortlist

Thibaut Courtois (Chelsea)

Philippe Coutinho (Liverpool)

David De Gea (Manchester United)

Eden Hazard (Chelsea)

Harry Kane (Tottenham Hotspur)

Raheem Sterling (Liverpool)

Women’s Players’ Player of the Year shortlist

Eniola Aluko (Chelsea)

Lucy Bronze (Manchester City)

Jess Clarke (Notts County)

Karen Carney (Birmingham City)

Kelly Smith (Arsenal)

Ji So-yun (Chelsea)

Women’s Young Player of the Year shortlist

Freda Ayisi (Birmingham City)

Hannah Blundell (Chelsea)

Aoife Mannion (Birmingham City)

Nikita Parris (Manchester City)

Amy Turner (Notts County)

Leah Williamson (Arsenal)

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