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EFL Awards 2024: The Winners List

The winners list are gradually being revealed for the much anticipated 2024 EFL Awards, which took place on Sunday the 14th of April.

The 2024 EFL Awards celebrates and recognises the continued efforts and achievements of Championship, League One and League Two clubs, players and individuals during what has been an incredibly challenging season for everyone.

The guests arrived at Grosvenor House in London with proceedings starting at 6pm and expected to end at around 10pm.

Contribution to League Football Award

The Contribution to League Football Award winner is former Blackpool and Manchester City player Paul Stewart!

Speaking on stage after winning the award, Paul Stewart said: “I want to dedicate this award to all those who had the dream I did, to be a footballer, but little did I know that was the dream that lead to me suffering physical and sexual abuse.

“I want to dedicate this to all my colleagues who suffered and continue to suffer from the abuse becausr they dared to have a dream and to all those who are not with us because the abuse was too much to bare.”

Community Club of the Year nominees

Next up is the Community Club of the Season. The nominees are:

West Bromwich Albion 
Charlton Athletic 
Swindon Town 

Community Club of the Year Award winner

The Community Club of the Season is Charlton Athletic!

League Two Team of the Season, sponsored by Clarion

Here’s your League Two Team of the Season, sponsored by Clarion! 

Goalkeeper Arthur Okonkwo Wrexham AFC 
Defender Fraser Horsfall  Stockport County 
Defender Aden Flint Mansfield Town  
Defender Mickey Demetriou  Crewe Alexandra 
Defender  Brad Halliday Bradford City 
Midfielder Jodi Jones Notts County  
Midfielder Elliot Lee Wrexham AFC 
Midfielder Louis Reed Mansfield Town 
Forward Davis Keillor-Dunn Mansfield Town 
Forward Matt Smith Salford City 
Forward Macaulay Langstaff Notts County 

Supporter of the Season

The next award winner is West Bromwich Albion’s Dave Heeley!

League Two Player of the Season, sponsored by Sky Bet, nominees

Next up is the League Two Player of the Season, sponsored by Sky Bet. The nominees are: 

Jodi Jones, Notts County 
Elliot Lee, Wrexham AFC 
Davis Keillor-Dunn, Mansfield Town 

League Two Player of the Season, sponsored by Sky Bet, winner

The League Two Player of the Season, sponsored by Sky Bet, is Notts County’s Jodi Jones 

He has had a career defining season for Notts County after the midfielder broke the League Two assist record back in February with his 20th assist of the season, and currently has 23 assists to his name in the league.  

League Two Young Player of the Season, sponsored by EA SPORTS FC, nominees

Next up is the League Two Young Player of the Season, sponsored by EA SPORTS FC. The nominees are: 

Rob Apter, Tranmere Rovers 
Max Dean, MK Dons 
Ethan Pye, Stockport County 

League Two Young Player of the Season winner

The League Two Young Player of the Season, sponsored by EA SPORTS FC, is Tranmere Rovers’ midfielder Rob Apter!

Rob Apter, on loan from League One side Blackpool, has racked up an impressive 11 goals and six assists in 39 matches for Rovers this season 

League One Player of the Season, sponsored by EA SPORTS FC, nominees

The League One Young Player of the Season, sponsored by EA SPORTS FC, nominees are:  

Ronnie Edwards, Peterborough United 
Karamoko Dembélé, Blackpool 
Charlie Hughes, Wigan Athletic 

League One Young Player of the Season, sponsored by EA SPORTS FC, winner

The League One Young Player of the Season, sponsored by EA SPORTS FC, is Peterborough United’s Ronnie Edwards!

Championship Young Player of the Season, sponsored by EA SPORTS FC, nominees

Up next is the Championship Young PLayer of the Season, sponsored by EA SPORTS FC. The nominess are:

Archie Gray, Leeds United 
Jon Rowe, Norwich City 
Jordan James, Birmingham City 

Championship Young Player of the Season, sponsored by EA SPORTS FC, winner

The Championship Young Player of the Season, sponsored by EA SPORTS FC, is Leeds United’s Archie Gray!

He’s enjoyed a breakout season for the Yorkshire side, with the midfielder being deployed in defence as his side pushed for promotion back to the Premier League.  

Player in the Community, sponsored by PFA, nominees

Following the break, next up is the EFL Player in the Community, sponsored by the PFA. The nominees are:

Will Vaulks, Sheffield Wednesday 
Marlon Pack, Portsmouth 
Farrend Rawson, Morecambe 

EFL Player in the Community, sponsored by the PFA, winner

The EFL Player in the Community, sponsored by the PFA, is Will Vaulks

Will Vaulks has won the award for his strong and supportive connection to the Club’s Community Organisation work and his wider charitable commitments including the Bluebell Wood children’s charity and the role he played in executing The Baton of Hope relay for mental health awareness. 

He is a credit to the Club and the League.

League One Team of the Season, sponsored by Clarion

Here’s your League One Team of the Season, sponsored by Clarion! 

Goalkeeper Will Norris Portsmouth 
Defender Josh Dacres-Cogley Bolton Wanderers 
Defender Conor Shaughnessy Portsmouth 
Defender Eiran Cashin Derby County 
Defender  Harrison Burrows Peterborough United 
Midfielder Nathaniel Mendez-Laing Derby County 
Midfielder Marlon Pack Portsmouth 
Midfielder Josh Sheehan Bolton Wanderers 
Forward  Ephron Mason-Clark Peterborough United 
Forward Alfie May Charlton Athletic 
Forward  Jamie Reid Stevenage 

EFL Diversity Award nominees

Next is the EFL Diversity Award. The nominees are: 

Bolton Wanderers 
Huddersfield Town 
Charlton Athletic 

EFL Diversity Award winner

The EFL Diversity Award winner is Huddersfield Town for their Female Fan Engagement!

League One Player of the Season, sponsored by Sky Bet, nominees

The League One Player of the Season, sponsored by Sky Bet, nominees are:  

Harrison Burrows, Peterborough United 
Nathaniel Mendez-Laing, Derby County 
Marlon Pack, Portsmouth

League One Player of the Season, sponsored by Sky Bet, winner

The League One Player of the Season, sponsored by Sky Bet, is Peterborough United’s Harrison Burrows!

Harrison Burrows was made captain of his boyhood club and has since gone on to lift the Bristol Street Motors Trophy this season while pushing Posh for promotion

League Two Apprentice of the Season, sponsored by LFE, nominees

The next award is the League Two Apprentice of the Season, sponsored by LFE. The nominees are: 

Calum Agius, Crewe Alexandra
Cameron Gardner, Grimsby Town 
Callum Tripp, MK Dons 

League Two Apprentice of the Season, sponsored by LFE, winner

The League Two Apprentice of the Season, sponsored by LFE, is MK Dons’ Callum Tripp!

League One Apprentice of the Season, sponsored by PFA, nominees

The next award continues to award exceptional young players who are at the beginning of their careers with the League One Apprentice of the Season, sponsored by LFE. The nominees are:

Tom King, Cheltenham Town 
Dajaune Brown, Derby County 
Reuben Wyatt, Northampton Town

League One Apprentice of the Season, sponsored by LFE, winner

The League One Apprentice of the Season, sponsored by LFE, is Northampton Town’s Reuben Wyatt!

Championship Apprentice of the Season, sponsored by LFE, nominees

The final Apprentice of the Year Award, sponsored by LFE, nominees, this time for the Championship, are: 

Archie Gray, Leeds United 
Freddie Issaka, Plymouth Argyle 
Nathan Lowe, Stoke City 

Championship Apprentice of the Season, sponsored by LFE, winner

The Championship Apprentice of the Season, sponsored by LFE, is Leeds United’s Archie Gray!

Championship Team of the Season, sponsored by Clarion

Here’s your Championship Team of the Season, sponsored by Clarion! 

Goalkeeper Mads Hermansen Leicester City 
Defender Kyle Walker-Peters Southampton 
Defender Ethan Ampadu Leeds United 
Defender Jacob Greaves Hull City 
Defender  Leif Davis Ipswich Town 
Midfielder Gabriel Sara Norwich City 
Midfielder Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall Leicester City 
Forward Morgan Whittaker Plymouth Argyle 
Forward Crysencio Summerville Leeds United 
Forward Sammie Szmodics Blackburn Rovers 
Forward Georginio Rutter Leeds United 

Community Project of the Season nominees

The Community Project of the Season nominees are: 

Bristol City 
Port Vale 
Morecambe 

Community Project of the Season winner

The Community Project of the Season Award winner is Bristol City for their ADD Mentor Project

EFL Fan Engagement Award, sponsored by Wasserman Live, nominees

Next up is the EFL Fan Engagement Award, sponsored by Wasserman Live. The nominees are:

Blackburn Rovers 
Huddersfield Town  
Charlton Athletic 

EFL Fan Engagement Award, sponsored by Wasserman Live, winner

The EFL Fan Engagement Award, sponsored by Wasserman Live, winner is Blackburn Rovers for their Fan Takeover Day!

EFL Green Club Award nominees

The EFL Green Club nominess are: 

Rotherham United 
Northampton Town 
Watford 

EFL Green Club winner

The EFL Green Club of the Year winner is Rotherham United for their Go Green Campaign!

EFL Club Employee Award nominees

Up next we have the EFL Club Employee Award and the nominees are:

Annie Cochrane, Leeds United 
Lindsey Martin, Leyton Orient 
Olivia Hanvey, Stockport County 

EFL Club Employee Award winner

The EFL Club Employee Award winner is Leyton Oreint’s Lindsey Martin!

Goal of the Season Award, sponsored by Hawk-Eye Innovations

The Goal of the Season, sponsored by Hawk-Eye Innovations, winner goes to Ipswich Town’s Wes Burns for his audacious trivela from the edge of the penalty area against Coventry in on 2 December 2023. 

EFL Innovation Award winner

The EFL Innovation of the Year Award winner is Norwich City for their You Are Not Alone video

Sir Tom Finney Award winner

The winner of the Sir Tom Finney Award is Luke Chambers for his commitment to the League!

Speaking on stage, Luke Chambers said: “It was a bit of a surprise to be honest. To be here is absolutely incredible with all these incredible players, people and staff of the EFL.”

He continued: “There’s nothing I can really pick out. I left football and had to have a break, so I haven’t really taken stock of everything I’ve achieved during my career until tonight to be honest.”

Championship Player of the Season, sponsored by Sky Bet, nominees

The Championship Player of the Season, sponsored by Sky Bet, nominees are: 

Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, Leicester City 
Crysencio Summerville, Leeds United 
Sammie Szmodics, Blackburn Rovers 

Championship Player of the Season, sponsored by Sky Bet, winner

The Championship Player of the Season, sponsored by Sky Bet, winner is Leeds United’s Crysencio Summerville!

Crysencio Summerville, Championship Player of the Season, said after winning his award: “I’m on another level than before. The manager plays a big role and I’m happy with the manager and how he treats the players. We have a young group but it’s been a good season so far.

“When we went down, I thought I was going to stay at Leeds and help the team to get back to where they belong and I’m happy I can help the team with my assists and goals. The Championship is very difficult and it’s very tough but I am enjoying it because I like games.”

League Two Manager of the Season, sponsored by Football Manager winner

Nigel Clough – Mansfield Town
Mike Williamson – MK Dons
Lee Bell – Crewe Alexandra

The League Two Manager of the Season, sponsored by Football Manager, is Mansfield Town’s Nigel Clough!

League One Manager of the Season, Football Manager, nominees

The League One Manger of the Season, sponsored by Football Manager, nominees are:  

John Mousinho, Portsmouth 
Steve Evans, Stevenage 
Darren Ferguson, Peterborough United 

League One Manager of the Season, sponsored by Football Manager, winner

The League One Manager of the Season, sponsored by Football Manager, is Portsmouth’s John Mousinho!

League One Manager of the Year John Mousinho said after winning the award: “I’ve absolutely loved it. When the call came in, I didn’t expect to be offered the job. I thank the Club for taking that risk on me and it was a big risk, so it was a lot of faith that they put in me to do what we’re trying to achieve. The players have been incredible this year and we’ve got three lads in the Team of the Season which gives me even more pride than winning this.

“The Portsmouth fans over the last 15 years have gone through a fair bit. For them to be able to experience a bit of success would mean the world to everyone connected to the Football Club and give the fans a reward for all of the hardship they’ve been through.”

Championship Manager of the Season, sponsored by Football Manager, nominees

The Championship Manager of the Season, sponsored by Football Manager, nominees are:  

Kieran McKenna, Ipswich Town 
Liam Rosenior, Hull City 
Daniel Farke, Leeds United 

Championship Manager of the Season, sponsored by Football Manager, winner

The Championship Manager of the Season, sponsored by Football Manager, is Ipswich Town’s Kieran McKenna!

Accepting his award, Kieran McKenna said: “[The side] been fantastic, it’s such a competitive division and things go down to the very last minute. You can’t win every match but we’ve shown we can win. 

“We’ve got three big games, first we’re going up to Hull to play Liam’s excellent side then we have two other games but we have that one first. It’s not going to be easy.”

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