The nominees for the EA SPORTS Player, Barclays Manager and Hublot Young Player of the Season awards have been revealed.
You, the fans, had until 18:00 BST on Monday 16 May to vote for your favourite nominee for each award via the Premier League website or app.
The public vote is combined with those of a panel of football experts, while the EA SPORTS award also factors in the votes of captains of each Premier League club.
See: How the awards are decided
The winners will be announced in the week after the shortlists are announced. The Budweiser Goal of the Season contenders will be revealed at a later date.
See: EA SPORTS Player of the Season shortlist
See: Barclays Manager of the Season nominees
See: Hublot Young Player of the Season contenders
EA SPORTS Player shortlist
Trent Alexander-Arnold (LIV)
P31 W22 D7 L2 G2 A12 CS17
The Liverpool right-back has contributed at both ends of the pitch, dominating the right flank for the second-best defence in 2021/22, as well as scoring two goals and setting up 12 more, the second-most of all players.
Jarrod Bowen (WHU)
P35 W15 D8 L12 G12 A10
The winger is only the second West Ham United player to reach double figures for both goals and assists in a Premier League season, scoring 12 and setting up 10 to emulate Paolo Di Canio. Only two other players have achieved that this term.
Joao Cancelo (MCI)
P35 W26 D6 L3 G1 A7 CS19
The versatile full-back has been integral to Manchester City’s title charge. He has played the most minutes of any of their outfield players, completing the most passes in the division and scoring or assisting eight goals.
Kevin De Bruyne (MCI)
P29 W20 D6 L3 G15 A7
The 2019/20 winner is aiming to be only the fourth player to win more than one EA SPORTS Player of the Season award. His 15 goals and seven assists have him in the running to emulate legends Nemanja Vidic, Cristiano Ronaldo and Thierry Henry.
Bukayo Saka (ARS)
P36 W21 D3 L12 G11 A6
At just 20 years old, Saka has led the charge for an Arsenal team chasing a top-four finish for the first time since 2015/16. He has 11 goals, six assists and has shown great character to bounce back after suffering penalty-shootout heartbreak in last summer’s UEFA European Championship final.
Mohamed Salah (LIV)
P34 W24 D8 L2 G22 A13
The 2017/18 EA SPORTS Player of the Season is in contention again after yet another stunning campaign. The leader in the Golden Boot race has 22 goals and this season became only the sixth player to score 20+ goals in four different Premier League seasons.
Son Heung-min (TOT)
P34 W19 D6 L9 G21 A7
With 21 goals, Son is having his best scoring season in the Premier League. He is only one behind Salah in the Golden Boot race and, impressively, none of his strikes have come from the penalty spot.
James Ward-Prowse (SOU)
P34 W8 D12 L14 G9 A5
The Southampton captain has caught the eye with some magnificent performances in midfield. Four of his nine goals have come from trademark direct free-kicks.
See: Every Player of the Season winner
Barclays Manager shortlist
Thomas Frank (BRE)
P37 W13 D7 L17 GF44 GA52 GD-8
The Dane has enjoyed an incredible debut Premier League season, leading his promoted Brentford team to 11th as well as gaining plaudits for his team’s brilliant style of play which has helped them to beat top teams such as Chelsea, West Ham United and Arsenal.
Pep Guardiola (MCI)
P37 W28 D7 L3 GF94 GA22 GD+72
The Spaniard is aiming to win the award for a fourth time in five seasons as he looks to mastermind back-to-back titles for Manchester City. With one match left his team have surpassed their points total from last season and are only three points away from being confirmed as champions.
Eddie Howe (NEW)
P25 W11 D5 L9 GF28 GA37 GD-9
Newcastle United are set to become the first club in Premier League history to stay up after winning none of their first 14 matches. Howe's team had only five points when he took over in November but he has since led them up to 14th with 43 points, including a nine-match unbeaten run.
Jurgen Klopp (LIV)
P36 W26 D8 L2 GF89 GA24 GD+65
Klopp has Liverpool challenging for only their second Premier League title, sitting four points behind Man City, having scored 89 goals and conceded only 24. His team have lost fewer matches than anyone else.
Patrick Vieira (CRY)
P36 W10 D15 L11 GF46 GA42 GD+4
In his first season as a Premier League manager Vieira has Crystal Palace pushing for a top-half finish. He has excited fans at Selhurst Park with a new philosophy which is all the more impressive given the squad overhaul he managed in the summer.
See: Every Barclays Manager of the Season
Hublot Young Player shortlist
Trent Alexander-Arnold (LIV)
P31 W22 D7 L2 G2 A12 CS17
The Liverpool right-back has contributed at both ends of the pitch, dominating the right flank for the second-best defence in 2021/22, as well as scoring two goals and setting up 12 more, the second-most of all players.
Phil Foden (MCI)
P27 W20 D5 L2 G9 A5
Last term's Hublot Young Player of the Season has matched his total of nine goals and five assists from 2020/21, playing an important role for league leaders Manchester City. Only two City forward players have featured for more minutes than the 21-year-old, who has earned Pep Guardiola's trust for every occasion.
Conor Gallagher (CRY)
P32 W19 D15 L8 G8 A3
The Crystal Palace star, on loan from Chelsea, has been one of the league's best box-to-box midfielders, taking his game to new heights.
Tyrick Mitchell (CRY)
P34 W9 D14 L11 A2 CS9
The 22-year-old made more tackles than any defender this season going into MW37, proving so hard to beat for even the brightest Premier League wingers.
Mason Mount (CHE)
P31 W17 D9 L5 G11 A10
With 11 goals and 10 assists, 23-year-old Mount has become the youngest player to reach double figures for both in a Premier League campaign for Chelsea, following in the footsteps of club legends in Frank Lampard, Didier Dogba, Juan Mata and Eden Hazard.
Aaron Ramsdale (ARS)
P32 W20 D3 L9 CS12 S86
The summer signing has kept 12 clean sheets in 31 matches. Some of his 86 saves have been unbelievable stops, including perhaps one of the best in Premier League history to keep out James Maddison's free-kick at Leicester City.
Declan Rice (WHU)
P35 W15 D8 L12 G1 A4
West Ham United's midfield general has gone from strength to strength this season. Going into MW37, he made the third-most passes and second-most interceptions among midfielders, as well as leading the way for dribbles in a campaign where he has polished his attacking play.
Bukayo Saka (ARS)
P36 W21 D3 L12 G11 A6
At the age of just 20, Saka has led the charge for an Arsenal team chasing a top-four finish for the first time since 2015/16. He has 11 goals, six assists and has shown great character to bounce back after suffering penalty-shootout heartbreak in last summer's European Championship final.
