The Finland ace has enjoyed a superb season with the Canaries, whose 29 Championship goals helped bring the title to Carrow Road.
Norwich City striker Teemu Pukki has picked up yet another individual award as he added the PFA’s Championship Player of the Year title to his personal trophy haul.
The Finland international joined the Carrow Road outfit on a free transfer from Danish club Brondby IF and few could have predicted what a sensational debut season he would have.
Pukki scored 29 goals in the Championship and 30 in all competitions (Transfermarkt) – as well as picking up 10 assists – as Norwich finished the league campaign top of the table to win the title and promotion to the Premier League.
Alongside being named Norwich’s Player and Players’ Player of the Season, the 29-year-old was also crowned EFL Championship Player of the Season and handed a spot in the Team of the Year at the Football League awards.
On top of those accolades, his 29 goals were enough to see him win the Championship’s Golden Boot, with nearest challenger Tammy Abraham of Aston Villa (on loan from Chelsea) three goals behind on 26, according to BBC Sport.
On Wednesday, Norwich’s Twitter account proudly announced that their player had picked up yet another award:
Here is how some of the Canaries faithful reacted on the social media platform:
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