Wayne Rooney Named England Player of The Year
Wayne Rooney, England's captain, received 37 percent of the votes in a poll of England Supporters Club members. He previously won the Player of the Year award in 2008, 2009 and 2014.
Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney has been voted England's Player of the Year for the fourth time after breaking his country's scoring record, the Football Association announced on Tuesday. (England Need Wayne Rooney to Fire, Says Roy Hodgson)
The 30-year-old took his England tally to 51 goals, breaking Bobby Charlton's longstanding record of 49, and top-scored with seven goals as Roy Hodgson's side qualified for Euro 2016 with a perfect record of 10 wins. (Tearful Wayne Rooney Nets Record 50th Goal as England Beat Switzerland in Euro 2016 Qualifier)
Rooney, England's captain, received 37 percent of the votes in a poll of England Supporters Club members. He previously won the award in 2008, 2009 and 2014. (Wayne Rooney Slaps WWE Wrestler Wade Barrett)
Stoke City goalkeeper Jack Butland, who has produced some impressive performances this season, was elected the under-21s Player of the Year.
Rooney and Butland, 22, will be presented with their awards prior to England's friendly against Germany in Berlin on March 26.