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Rice, Shaw & McInnes among BBC Football Awards winners

BBC Sport announced the winners of its 2025-26 end-of-season football awards, voted on by a panel of expert pundits, journalists, and football programme creators, recognizing standout performers across the Premier League, Women's Super League, Scottish Premiership, and EFL. Key winners include Declan Rice (Premier League Player of the Year), Khadija Shaw (WSL Player of the Year), Mikel Arteta (Premier League Manager of the Year), and Derek McInnes (Scottish Premiership Manager of the Year).

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