Liverpool News announced today Van Dick's bid for the player of the year award

Liverpool defenseman Andy Robertson said his team-mate Virgil Van Dijk deserved the title of player of the year in the English Premier League after his outstanding performance throughout the season.

Liverpool player chooses best of English Premier League

Van Dyck is one of the prize candidates, alongside Sergio Aguero, Rahim Sterling, David Silva of Manchester City, and Mohamed Salah, Liverpool star, winner of the award last year.

He became defender of Liverpool from Southampton in January 2018 for £ 75 million, the backbone of Liverpool's defense, who has kept his net without shaking in 16 games this season.

Defender Dick Liverpool

Robertson told the British media, "If the season ends tonight, I will give him the prize personally." Since the beginning of the 1974 prize, five defenders, including John Terry of Chelsea, have been rewarded in 2005.

"The forwards are still winning the award because they score goals and attract attention, but this season, Virgil is doing well and getting the praise he deserves," Robertson said.

"He is very consistent and after his offers, there is no reason why he can not win the prize," he said.

Liverpool are leading the Premier League standings with a point over Manchester City, before visiting their neighbor and local rival Everton on Sunday.

Liverpool dominates the perfect round

Huskord, the world-renowned football site, has chosen Egyptians Mohamed Salah and Liverpool to form the perfect 28-year-old Premier League round.

Mohamed Salah took part in Liverpool's victory over Watford with a five-point cleanup in the match at Anfield last night.

Liverpool offensive triangle

The six players saw Liverpool, Mohamed Salah, Sadio Mani, Allison, Virgil van Dyck, Arnold and Origi, while Manchester City and Chelsea missed the perfect match.

The Premier League race this season was limited to Liverpool and Manchester City 10 weeks before the end of the competition.

Liverpool leads the standings with 69 points, one point ahead of Manchester City, who beat West Ham United 1-0, while Tottenham's dream of winning the title was lost 2-0 at Chelsea in the derby of London. "What they gathered at Stamford Bridge, with the Spurs at 60 points.