Seven players have been nominated for the Premier League 2 Player of the Season award.
Tyrese Campbell (STK)
The 18-year-old, son of former Premier League striker Kevin Campbell, scored 18 goals for Stoke City and was rewarded with a full Premier League debut.
Rushian Hepburn-Murphy (AVL)
The 19-year-old forward enjoyed a fantastic campaign as Aston Villa challenged on two fronts. He scored 13 times, including a brace to send his club to the Division 2 play-off final, days before Villa lifted the Premier League Cup.
Reiss Nelson (ARS)
The 18-year-old midfielder helped Arsenal become PL2 Division 1 champions. In scoring 10 goals in all competitions, Nelson also helped Arsenal reach the final of the PL International Cup. He also made his first three Premier League appearances for the seniors.
Eddie Nketiah (ARS)
Twelve of the striker's 14 goals came in Arsenal's title-winning Division 1 campaign, including a brace in the 3-1 win over West Ham United that confirmed them as champions. His form earned him three substitute appearances in the Premier League.
Lukas Nmecha (MCI)
Nmecha ended the season with a double against Tottenham Hotspur as Manchester City finished sixth in Division 1. The 19-year-old striker hit 15 league goals in total. He was rewarded with two substitute appearances for Pep Guardiola's PL champions.
Joseph Nuttall (BLB)
Nuttall scored 22 goals in all competitions, including five for Blackburn Rovers' senior side. He was integral as Rovers earned promotion as champions to Division 1.
Harry Wilson (LIV)
Wilson set PL2 alight as Liverpool set the pace in Division 1 with 10 wins from their first 12 matches. He joined Hull City on loan and scored seven goals to help them avoid relegation from the Championship.
The list was selected by a panel of the Premier League Football Development Department.
The winner will be announced on Thursday, 17 May.
2017/18 PL2 monthly awards winners
April Rushian Hepburn-Murphy (Aston Villa)
March Harvey Barnes (Leicester City)
February Tyrese Campbell (Stoke City)
January Callum Hudson-Odoi (Chelsea)
December Donovan Wilson (Wolves)
November Phil Foden (Man City)
October Declan Rice (West Ham)
September Harry Wilson (Liverpool)
August Reiss Nelson (Arsenal)
