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Wolverhampton Wanderers’ Leo Bonatini Clinches PFA Championship Player of the Month Honors for October
In a resounding victory, Leo Bonatini, the talented striker from Wolverhampton Wanderers and teammate of Super Eagles goalkeeper Carl Ikeme, has emerged triumphant as the Professional Football Association (PFA) Championship Player of the Month for October. The prestigious accolade was officially announced by the PFA on their verified Twitter account this Wednesday.
In a poll orchestrated by fan engagement specialists, Snack Media, Bonatini secured an impressive 56 percent of the votes, leaving his competitors trailing in his wake. The notable Nigerian forward, Sammy Ameobi of Bolton Wanderers, clinched the second spot with 17 percent, despite a commendable performance last month that saw him netting three goals.
Securing the third position in the standings was Bruno Ecuele Manga from Cardiff, amassing 10 percent of the votes. Noteworthy mentions include Bonatini’s Wolves teammate Diogo Jota and Massimo Luongo of Queens Park Rangers, who jointly claimed the fourth position with seven percent each.
The PFA Championship Player of the Month result for October is as follows:
- Leo Bonatini (Wolves) – 56%
- Sammy Ameobi (Bolton) – 17%
- Bruno Ecuele Manga (Cardiff) – 10%
- Diogo Jota (Wolves) – 7%
- Massimo Luongo (QPR) – 7%
- Lewis Grabban (Sunderland) – 3%
Bonatini’s exceptional form has not only contributed to Wolverhampton Wanderers’ success but has also solidified his status as a standout performer in the Championship, earning him well-deserved recognition as the Player of the Month.
