The updated PFA Player of the year odds have stunned fans, Virgil van Dijk's price has caused a real stir

The updated PFA Player of the Year odds have caused a huge stir on social media as fans have hit out at the prices, especially Virgil van Dijk's

The odds for the PFA Player of the Year award have emerged online with the Premier League in its business end.

Liverpool sit at the top of the league, one point ahead of Manchester City while Arsenal occupy third place.

But there are three players ahead of the first Liverpool star in the running for the PFA Player of the Year, per the odds.

Rodri, Erling Haaland and Declan Rice are priced shorter than Mohamed Salah.

Rodri is the bookmakers' favourite to win the PFA Player of the Year award, priced at 2/1 ahead of teammate Haaland, who is priced at 9/4.

Rice has odds of 9/2 - the same as Salah, who has 15 league goals to his name. Phil Foden, Bukayo Saka, Kevin De Bruyne and Trent Alexander-Arnold then enter the list as they are all ahead of Van Dijk, who is priced at 25/1.

Virgil van Dijk celebrates scoring Liverpool's goal in the Carabao Cup final. Image: Getty

Van Dijk has starred for Liverpool this season as he looks to inspire his side to another league triumph.

He's returned to his best form this season and has produced brilliant performances at the back.

With that being said, fans online can't believe Van Dijk's odds to win the prestigious individual award.

One X user wrote: "De Bruyne has made four starts this season."

A second exclaimed: "WHAT has KDB done to be ranked higher than VVD he's only started 4 games."

A third slammed: "How is KDB ahead of Trent and VvD lmao."

A fourth added: "Like De Bruyne has played about 5 games this season and he is ahead of Van Dijk, that's ludicrous stuff."

Another said: "Rodri being 2/1 while VVD is 25/1 is absolutely mental."

Topics: Virgil Van Dijk, Liverpool, Football, Fan Reactions

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