Arsenal\u2019s Beth Mead has been named as England Women\u2019s Player of the Year for 2022.<\/h2>\n

The forward was selected by fans as the standout player in what has been an historic 12 months for her.<\/p>\n

Mead was voted ahead of fellow Lionesses Leah Williamson and Keira Walsh who finished second and third respectively.<\/p>\n

Arsenal\u2019s Mead who claimed the Golden Boot and winners medal at Euro 2022, was awarded European Player of the Tournament by UEFA, along with a nomination for a Ballon d\u2019Or Feminin.<\/p>\n

The 27-year-old is the only English player to win the Golden Boot award and player of the tournament at a senior Euros. She also holds the record for most goals scored for England in a single season 14, surpassing another England legend Jimmy Greaves.<\/p>\n

Earlier this year Beth Mead\u2019s on fire was rapidly becoming the Euro 2022 anthem song sung around stadiums in England.<\/p>\n

Mead has always been considered a very special talent at club level, but this summer she proved that it was a big mistake to leave her out of previous England squads.<\/p>\n

Mead has a talent that has enabled her to play on either wing and is blessed with pace and skill along with an eye for goal.<\/p>\n

Her knock backs, and she has had a lot of them in the past, have not defined her, they have just driven her on.<\/p>\n

Back in 2020 she had to suffer the disappointment of being left out of the Tokyo Olympic squad.<\/p>\n

Under the management at club level of Jonas Eidevall at Arsenal and at international level with Sarina Weigman, she has developed at an immense rate under both managers.<\/p>\n

Her biggest asset though has to be her constant desire and hunger to prove all the doubters wrong.<\/p>\n

Her best answer to any doubters will always be the same. \u201cI will let my football do the talking\u201d, which she will continue to do so.<\/p>\n

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