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Premier League Reveals Contenders for February 2024 Manager of the Month

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Premier League Reveals Contenders for February 2024 Manager of the Month
Premier League Reveals Contenders for February 2024 Manager of the Month

Here are the nominees for the prestigious Premier League Manager of the Month award for February 2024....CONTINUE READING>>>

As the Premier League standings gradually take shape, the month of February 2024, has been speculated to be one of the decisive months of the competition and as such players and managers of various clubs have been recognised for their hard work and immense contribution to their various sides and as such the nominees for both player and manager of the month in the league have been confirmed in an official announcement by the organisers of the league.

The shortlist consists of three managers the league described as the best in the month of February 2024.

Here are the nominees below:

Mikel Arteta (Arsenal)
Arsenal, under Mikel Arteta’s leadership, dominated February with a flawless winning streak in the Premier League, triumphing over leaders Liverpool, as well as West Ham United, Burnley, and Newcastle United. It is no surprise he has been named a nominee for the Manager of the month award. With an impeccable record, the Gunners boast the league’s most potent attack, netting 18 goals a commanding six more than any other team. Additionally, their defence stands firm, sharing the accolade for the best defence, conceding only twice throughout the month.”

Pep Guardiola (Man City)
Pep Guardiola’s Man City have been relentless in closing the gap in the Premier League standings and reclaiming the number one spot. Picking up 13 points in five games has been a statement made by the manager as well as the players that they still have the title on their minds.

Erik ten Hag (Man Utd)
Under Ten Hag’s guidance, Manchester United reignited Champions League hopes with three wins in four matches, notably defeating high-flying Aston Villa 2-1, signalling a resurgence in their pursuit of UEFA Champions League qualification.