The Senegal international scored 21 goals in all competitions, leaving him just one short of becoming the club’s most prolific single-season scorer in history.
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His tally also equals the highest ever by a Palace player in a Premier League campaign, matching Andy Johnson’s 2004-05 record.
After collecting his awards following the final whistle against Arsenal, Sarr thanked supporters, saying: “Thank you to the fans! It’s my dream, personally – thank you!”
The African's impact has also been felt in Europe, where he has become the Eagles' all-time leading scorer in continental competition with nine goals.
He is also on course to finish as the UEFA Conference League’s top scorer for 2025-26.