Zian Flemming has been voted Burnley’s player of the season following an impressive debut campaign in the Premier League.

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The 27-year-old was presented with the award last night at the annual Burnley FC in the Community’s charity dinner.

It came just hours after the Dutchman had scored his 10th league goal of the season, and his 11th overall, during Burnley’s 2-2 draw with Aston Villa.

The winner of the award was decided by a public vote.

“I’d like to thank all of the supporters who voted for me,” Flemming told the club’s official website.

“Your support has never wavered and it’s been audible every time I’ve stepped out on to the pitch, either at Turf Moor or across the country.

“Clearly the season hasn’t gone the way any of us would have wanted, but I’ve enjoyed testing myself at Premier League level for the first time.”

Flemming has scored 10 league goals in his debut Premier League campaign (Photo by Julian Finney/Getty Images)

Burnley’s other goalscorer against Villa, Jaidon Anthony, was also recognised by picking up the players’ player of the season.

The winger put the Clarets ahead with an early strike, which was his eighth league goal of the campaign and his ninth overall.

Loum Tchaouna, meanwhile, claimed the goal of the season award for his long range strike during the 2-0 win over Leeds United.

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On the women’s side, it was a night to remember for Millie Ravening, who picked up all three of the player of the season, players’ player of the season and goal of the season awards.

The attacking midfielder scored 22 goals to fire the Clarets to the title, also finishing the campaign as the division’s top scorer.

“I’m really proud to have won both awards,” she said.

“To be recognised by both the fans and my team-mates means a lot to me and I couldn’t have done anything without either of their support.

“Clearly it’s been a fantastic season with winning promotion to WSL2, and this just makes it that extra little bit special for me.”

Kian McMahon-Brown claimed the academy player of the season award, after scoring 11 goals for the Under-21s and five more for the Under-18s during their run to the semi-finals of the FA Youth Cup.

Despite still being a second-year scholar, the young forward has played the majority of his time for Andy Farrell’s Under-21 side this season.

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