Liverpool's colossus was 125/1 to win the award at the start of the season.
Virgil van Dijk is now as short as 4/5 to win the PFA Player of the Year award as he continues to be a giant in the Liverpool defence.
The Dutchman was available at an incredible 125/1 at the start of the season but his odds have systematically tumbled throughout the season.
Punters have been consistently wading in on the 6 foot 3 centre half and he has accounted for 26.5% of bets on the market since 10th August.
Liverpool have only conceded 10 goals in the league this season, which is six less than the next best defence in Chelsea. At this point last term, they had already conceded 25.
David Silva is his closest rival in the market at 7/1, whilst Eden Hazard (10/1), Harry Kane (12/1), Mo Salah (12/1) and Raheem Sterling (12/1) all remain outside chances for the individual award.
Oddschecker spokesman, George Elek: “Virgil van Dijk’s performances have been monumental season. He has completely transformed a defence that was all over the place before he arrived.
“Punters haven’t stopped piling their cash on the Dutchman for the individual award and the 125/1 available back in August now looks ludicrous.
“He would be a worthy winner – without him it is unlikely Liverpool would be challenging for the title.”
