Arsene Wenger is tipping
Cristiano Ronaldo to win the PFA Players' Player of the Year
award.
The Arsenal boss says the Manchester United winger will pip
Chelsea's Didier Drogba to the coveted award at Sunday's gala
dinner.
"Cristiano Ronaldo and Didier Drogba would be my one and two,"
Wenger told it's official club website.
"You don't expect Ronaldo to score so many goals and he can provide
too. But as well I have huge respect for what Drogba has
done.
"He has scored in some very big matches, also he has played in
nearly all the games. It is very difficult to separate them
really."
Arsenal's Cesc Fabregas has been shortlisted alongside Ronaldo for
the junior and main award, but Wenger believes the Spain
international deserves to win the junior prize.
"Player of the Year has some big candidates and some have done
exceptionally well, but I feel Cesc deserves to be in there,"
Wenger added.
"Certainly he deserves to win the Young Player of the Year award,
and at his age, it is a fantastic honour just to be nominated for
Player of the Year.
"Of course I support him in that, he is a fantastic player but you
have to respect that players from Manchester United, who are top of
the League, and Chelsea, who are in all competitions, might have
the edge on us."