The 25-year-old forward made headlines with his impressive goal-scoring form, finding the back of the net four times in just four league games. His standout moment came with a goal of the season contender against Blackburn, showcasing his undeniable talent on the pitch.
Having already secured the League One Player of the Month award in April, the striker faced tough competition for the latest accolade. Sunderland defender Luke O’Nien, Millwall striker Duncan Watmore, and West Brom forward Josh Maja were all in contention, but ultimately, it was the striker who came out on top once again.
Aidan Elliott-Wheeler’s return from a short loan spell with Oxford City was followed by a move to Salisbury, where he continued to impress with his performances. The young player’s development was clearly on an upward trajectory, as he looked to make a name for himself in the football world.
Meanwhile, over at Oxford, striker Mark Harris received recognition for his outstanding performances in the Championship. Named the Player of the Month for August, Harris expressed his gratitude for the award and reflected on his team’s strong start to the season.
In his own words, Harris said: “It’s a really nice award. We have started the season off well as a team and as an individual, I have done the same.” It was clear that both he and his team were determined to maintain their success moving forward, setting the stage for an exciting season ahead.