EA SPORTS Player, Barclays Manager, Hublot Young Player of the Season shortlists

The shortlists have been revealed for the 2022/23 EA SPORTS Player, Barclays Manager and Hublot Young Player of the Season awards. 

You, the fans, had until 12:00 BST on Monday 22 May to vote for your favourite for each award. 

The votes from the public will be combined with those of a panel of football experts to decide the winners.

*Below stats correct as of 18 May

EA SPORTS Player shortlist

Kevin De Bruyne (MCI)
P30 W22 D4 L4 G7 A16
The 2019/20 and 2021/22 winner can be the first player in PL history to win three EA SPORTS Player of the Season awards. His 16 assists this term are just four shy of the all-time single-season record.

Erling Haaland (MCI)
P33 W25 D4 L4 G36 A7
A record-breaking debut PL campaign for the 22-year-old Norwegian, who has taken England by storm and made history along the way. He has surpassed Andrew Cole and Alan Shearer’s longstanding record for most goals by a player in a single season.

Harry Kane (TOT)
P36 W17 D6 L13 G27 A3
His 27 goals are his most in any PL campaign since 2017/18. Mr Consistent in 2022/23, he has scored in 24 different matches, equalling the competition record for a single season.

Martin Odegaard (ARS)
P35 W24 D6 L5 G15 A7
The Norwegian has led by example, captaining Arsenal at the age of 24 throughout a titanic title battle with Manchester City, scoring 15 goals and setting up seven from midfield.

Marcus Rashford (MUN)
P33 W18 D6 L9 G16 A5
Rashford has enjoyed arguably his best-ever PL campaign, contributing to 21 goals. After the FIFA World Cup 2022, he went on a run of scoring in nine of 10 consecutive matches.

Bukayo Saka (ARS)
P36 W25 D6 L5 G13 A11
Aged just 21, Saka has starred for title-chasing Arsenal, reaching double figures for goals and assists, one of only two players to do so. 

Kieran Trippier (NEW)
P35 W18 D12 L5 G1 A6 CS13
The right-back has been a huge influence at both ends of the pitch for a Newcastle United side in a strong position to finish in the top four. His 104 chances created are the second most by any player this season.

Barclays Manager shortlist

Mikel Arteta (ARS)
P36 W25 D6 L5 GF83 GA42 GD+41
What a season for Arteta’s Arsenal, who have recovered from missing out on the top four last term to challenge for a first PL title since 2003/04. One more win will equal their club record for most in a top-flight campaign, while they have already qualified for next season's UEFA Champions League.

Roberto De Zerbi (BHA)
P28 W13 D6 L9 GF55 GA40 GD+15
Having taken charge in October, the Italian has stamped his mark on Brighton & Hove Albion, playing some brilliant football and challenging for a top-six finish, beating Arsenal, Man Utd and Liverpool along the way.

Unai Emery (AVL)
P23 W14 D3 L6 GF37 GA24 GD+13
The Spaniard has enjoyed a fantastic return to the PL, taking charge of an Aston Villa side who were in the bottom five but are now flying high in eighth and seeking to quality for European competition next season.

Pep Guardiola (MCI)
P35 W27 D4 L4 GF92 GA31 GD+61
Guardiola is in the running to become only the second manager in PL history, after Sir Alex Ferguson, to win as many as four Barclays Manager of the Season awards. His Manchester City side are on track for an historic treble.

Eddie Howe (NEW)
P35 W18 D12 L5 GF63 GA31 GD+32
Having helped Newcastle United away from the relegation zone to finish 11th last season, Howe has taken his team to the lofty heights of third, putting them on course for their best PL finish since 2002/03 and losing only five times all season.

Marco Silva (FUL)
P36 W15 D6 L15 GF52 GA49 GD+3
Having been promoted for 2022/23, Silva’s Fulham have racked up 51 points and are on target for a top-half finish, which is all the more impressive given their top scorer, Aleksandar Mitrovic, has missed over a third of the campaign.

Hublot Young Player shortlist

Sven Botman (NEW)
P33 W18 D11 L4 G0 A0 CS10
In his first Premier League season, Dutch defender Botman, 23, has impressed at the back for high-flying Newcastle United, making 33 appearances and contributing to 10 clean sheets.

Moises Caicedo (BHA)
P33 W17 D7 L9 G1 A1
The 21-year-old Ecuadorian has been one of 2022/23’s standout midfielders. He has made the second-most tackles in the division and impressed while playing as a makeshift right-back for Brighton & Hove Albion.

Erling Haaland (MCI)
P33 W25 D4 L4 G36 A7
At just 22 years of age, the Norwegian has scored 36 goals in his debut Premier League season, the most by any player in a single campaign in the competition's history. 

Alexander Isak (NEW)
P19 W9 D5 L5 G10 A1
The Swedish forward, 23, has produced 11 goal involvements in only 19 matches of his debut PL season. Who could forget his sensational dribble to help set up Jacob Murphy’s goal at Everton?

Alexis Mac Allister (BHA)
P31 W15 D7 L9 G10 A1
Mac Allister, who turned 24 in December, has had a remarkable campaign which has included winning the FIFA World Cup with Argentina. He has 11 PL goal involvements and has been pivotal to an impressive Brighton side.

Gabriel Martinelli (ARS)
P36 W25 D6 L5 G15 A5
The Brazilian is the joint-highest scorer of Arsenal’s brilliant season, scoring 15 goals and setting up a further five at the age of just 21. Only two players can better his 63 completed dribbles.

Martin Odegaard (ARS)
P35 W24 D6 L5 G15 A7
The Norwegian has led by example, captaining Arsenal at the age of 24 throughout a titanic title battle with Manchester City, scoring 15 goals and setting up a further seven from midfield.

Bukayo Saka (ARS)
P36 W25 D6 L5 G13 A11
Aged just 21, Saka has played the most minutes of any Arsenal attacker throughout their title-challenging campaign. He has reached double figures for goals and assists, one of only two players to do so, with his 11 assists being the second-most in the division.