Mason Greenwood and Harriet Robson made a rare public appearance together on Monday night as they attended the UNFP Trophy ceremony in Paris, where the former Manchester United forward was among the contenders for Ligue 1’s Player of the Year award.The 24-year-old arrived at the prestigious event alongside partner Harriet Robson, with whom he shares two children, after enjoying an impressive second season with Marseille.Greenwood was shortlisted for the division’s top individual honour following a prolific campaign in France, having scored 16 league goals so far.His strong performances have helped the French side to sixth in the standings so far. However, the award ultimately went to Ousmane Dembele, who retained the prize despite featuring sparingly in the French top flight this season.The PSG star, who won the Ballon d’Or last year, has started only nine Ligue 1 matches but still collected enough votes from his fellow professionals to claim the accolade.Dembele has scored 10 league goals and registered six assists, with many of his standout displays coming in the Champions League rather than domestic competition.Mason Greenwood has been in scintillating form at Marseille this season | REUTERSThe result sparked debate among supporters and pundits, with some questioning how a player who has played fewer than 1,000 league minutes could be named the division’s best performer.Speaking after receiving the trophy, Dembele acknowledged that his limited appearances had become a talking point.”Perceptions have changed because I’m the reigning Ballon d’Or winner,” he said.Ousmane Dembele scooped the award on Monday night | GETTY”Yes, I’ve had quite a few physical setbacks.”I haven’t had a lot of playing time, but every time I’ve been on the pitch, I’ve tried to be there for the team.”The 28-year-old added that he was delighted to have been recognised by his peers.”I don’t know if my time counts double, but I’m happy that the players voted for me,” he said.Also nominated was Vitinha, who has been instrumental in PSG’s midfield as the club pursues another league title and a second consecutive Champions League final appearance.Ousmane Dembele and PSG have enjoyed another outstanding season in France | GETTYDembele took time to acknowledge both his teammate and manager Luis Enrique during his acceptance speech.”I wanted to thank my whole family, the staff, the president and the coach Luis Enrique,” he said.”I’m lucky to have a coach like that; he’s exceptional.”PSG, meanwhile, are on the verge of winning the Ligue 1 title. They require just a point to make things safe, though their better goal difference means the title is virtually guaranteed.