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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wolverine GTR" data-source="post: 23887027" data-attributes="member: 158020">'So proud' - Lindelof thanks  team-mates after being named Sweden Player of Year   <img src="https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2018/11/13/09/6120902-6383625-image-a-11_1542102076846.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />   Manchester United defender Victor Lindelof thanked his team-mates and family  after being named Swedish Player of the Year for 2018 in Stockholm.The  24-year-old, who joined United from Benfica for £30 million in 2017, received  the 'Guldbollen' trophy at a ceremony in Sweden's capital after establishing  himself at Old Trafford and shining at the World Cup finals in Russia.   Lindelof has started 10 of the Reds' 12 Premier League games this season and,  despite some nervous moments, moved ahead of the likes of Eric Bailly, Phil  Jones and Marcos Rojo in the central defensive pecking order.   His Old Trafford colleagues were among those who were recognised in his  acceptance speech.“It means very much for me to receive this prize,” he said at  the event, also attended by ex-United striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic, who won the  award for 10 consecutive years up to 2016.   “I am extremely proud and grateful," he added. "I want to thank all my  team-mates in my club and national team, but also my family, who have always  been there for me in wet and dry. You really mean everything to me."I would also  like to thank my beautiful wife, who is always there, helping and supporting  me."   Lindelof has started to find his feet at United - albeit at a difficult time  for the club - after struggling in his first season at Old Trafford.   He recently told Inside United : "I’m always happy when I play. I  always want to help the team and contribute in any way I can."It’s always good  for me to play so I’m very happy at the moment. Not with the results, but I want  to keep on going to try to help the team in the way that I can.   "A lot of players take time to adjust. I feel good. I think this season is  hopefully going to be better than last season – for the team and also for  myself."   Lindelof is part of the Sweden squad that will face Turkey and Russia in the  Nations League on November 17 and 20 respectively.United sit eighth in the  Premier League, 12 points behind pace-setters Manchester City.</blockquote>

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