Foden also won the 2023-24 Premier League player of the season award and was named the Football Writers’ Association footballer of the year.
City director of Football Txiki Begiristain added: “Everyone here is so thrilled to see Phil win this award. To have your fellow professionals recognise you in such a way is very special.
“Phil embodies everything we stand for at Manchester City. He is a supremely talented player but is someone who always strives to seek to improve.
“He is a very humble guy who is hugely popular throughout the Club. We are all very proud of him.”
Foden’s City team-mates Erling Haaland, who won the award last year, and Rodri, as well as Chelsea’s Cole Palmer, Arsenal’s Martin Odegaard and Aston Villa’s Ollie Watkins were also on the Player of the Year shortlist.
Chelsea forward Palmer was named the men’s PFA young player of the year.
Foden and Palmer’s awards made it the first time that both the senior and young player trophies went to English players since 2009-10, when Wayne Rooney and James Milner took home the silverware.
England international Palmer was second only to Haaland in the Premier League scoring charts with 22 goals in a breakthrough campaign after leaving Guardiola’s team to move to Stamford Bridge.
City enjoyed a clean-sweep of the main awards at the Manchester ceremony as Khadija Shaw was voted the women’s Player of the Year.
Jamaican forward Shaw was the top scorer in the Women’s Super League with 21 goals as City were edged out for the title on goal difference by Chelsea.
“I am both happy and proud to have received this award, to be recognised in such a way by my peers is a very special honour,” Shaw said.
