Archie Gray was informed on Thursday that he had been crowned the PFA’s best player in the Championship for the month of February, in addition to winning the club’s Player of the Month accolade. The 17-year-old, who impressed as Leeds won all five of their league games in February and kept World Cup champion Enzo Fernandez quiet during our FA Cup matchup with Premier League team Chelsea, was handed both prizes as a result of fan voting.

With his feet firmly planted, Gray expressed gratitude to the supporters during his breakout season and said, “It’s amazing” in reference to winning the club’s Player of the Month award. I’m fortunate to be playing for the team I love, and I intend to continue improving, giving it my all, and producing the desired results.””We’re giving it our all, practicing on the practice field before attempting to translate it into the game. Thus, yes, it’s been excellent.

Gray was quickly promoted from the Academy to the senior squad. He made his debut against Cardiff in the season’s first game, and he has since made 39 appearances. What is it like to play for his hometown team, then? Gray was elevated from the Academy to the senior team very soon. In the opening game of the season, he made his debut against Cardiff, and he has since made 39 appearances. So what’s it’s like to be a player for his home town team?

The Leicester match, for sure! It was by far the best game I’ve ever played, and I haven’t seen anything like it in a long time. I enjoyed being a part of it very much.”

Gray has just one goal in mind as he heads into the last ten games of his senior football season. “I believe that everyone can see the primary objective. All we have to do is keep working hard and producing results; ideally, the rest will follow. All we have to do is work hard to win the league, get promoted, and achieve that. That’s it.