Morgan Rogers capped Aston Villa's triumphant Europa Conference League campaign by earning UEFA's Player of the Season award. The midfielder delivered a goal and assist in Wednesday's 3-0 final victory over Freiburg, completing a remarkable journey that ended Villa's 30-year trophy drought.

Rogers' consistent excellence throughout the tournament saw him score three goals and provide five assists across 15 appearances. His 1,088 minutes of action topped all Villa players by 67 minutes, showcasing his importance to Unai Emery's side. The 23-year-old's performances have put him in contention for England's World Cup squad.

Three Villa teammates joined Rogers in the Team of the Season, with goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez, midfielder John McGinn, and forward Emi Buendia all recognized. Nottingham Forest's Igor Jesus and Morato also earned selection after reaching the semi-finals.

Buendia and Youri Tielemans' strikes in the final ranked among the competition's seven best goals, highlighting Villa's clinical finishing. Rogers' individual accolade elevates his profile ahead of potential summer transfer speculation.