Gravenberch became one of the first names on the team sheet under Slot, who deployed the Dutchman as a deep-lying midfielder, and the 23-year-old has become a crucial part of Liverpool's spine, making 36 appearances this season.
His versatility to shield Liverpool's backline has come to the fore this season while his ability to quickly initiate attacks, cutting out passing lanes and winning back possession, has made him indispensable.
No midfielder has made more interceptions this season than Gravenberch (59).
Gravenberch was also nominated for the Player of the Season award along with compatriot Virgil Van Dijk and winner Mohamed Salah - the three Liverpool players who have clocked the most minutes in the team in the Premier League this season.
He is the second Liverpool player to win the award after Trent Alexander-Arnold won it in 2019/20, the season it was introduced.
