The English Football League have released the list of nominees for the EFL Awards 2019.
Sheffield United’s Billy Sharp, Birmingham City’s Che Adams and Norwich City’s Teemu Pukki, who are currently fighting it out to be the top-scorer in the division this season, have all been nominated for Player of the Year.
Derby County’s Harry Wilson and Norwich’s Max Aarons are both on the shortlist for the Young Player of the Season award, which covers all three divisions in the Football League and also includes Luton Town’s James Justin from League One.
Derby’s Max Bird has also picked up the honour for LFE Apprentice of the Year, while Aston Villa’s John McGinn and Sheffield Wednesday’s Adam Reach are both on the five-man shortlist for the Goal of the Year in 2018.
The Sir Tom Finney, Contribution to League Football and Screwfix Moment of the Year awards will all be announced on the night.
In League One Doncaster Rover's John Marquis, Luton Town's James Collins and Sunderland's Aiden McGeady will compete for the Player of the Season award, while Bury duo Danny Mayor and Jay O'Shea will compete with Tranmere Rovers star James Norwood for the League Two award.
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While representation from the London clubs is few and far between, there is one representative in the shape of Charlton Athletic's Lewis Page.
The full-back is nominated for Goal of the Season alongside the likes of John McGinn, Adam Reach, Pelly-Ruddock Mpanzu and Ruben Neves.
The full list of nominees can be seen below.
2019 EFL Awards Shortlist
Sky Bet Championship Player of the Season
Che Adams – Birmingham City
Teemu Pukki – Norwich City
Billy Sharp – Sheffield United
Sky Bet League One Player of the Season
John Marquis – Doncaster Rovers
James Collins – Luton Town
Aiden McGeady - Sunderland
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Sky Bet League Two Player of the Season
Danny Mayor – Bury
Jay O’Shea – Bury
James Norwood – Tranmere Rovers
EA Sports Young Player of the Season
Harry Wilson – Derby County
James Justin – Luton Town
Max Aarons – Norwich City
LFE Apprentice of the Year – Championship
Max Bird – Derby County
LFE Apprentice of the Year – League One
Daniel Adshead – Rochdale
LFE Apprentice of the Year – League Two
Arthur Iontton – Stevenage
Sir Tom Finney, Contribution to League Football and Screwfix Moment of the Year Awards
To be announced on the night
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2018 Hawk-Eye Goal of the Year
(The EFL Awards audience will vote for the overall winner)
John McGinn - ASTON VILLA vs Sheffield Wednesday
Lewis Page - CHARLTON ATHLETIC vs Plymouth Argyle
Pelly-Ruddock Mpanzu - LUTON TOWN vs Crewe Alexandra
Adam Reach - SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY West Bromwich Albion
Ruben Neves - WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS vs Derby County
Football Manager Team of the Season - Sky Bet Championship
Manager: Chris Wilder (Sheffield United)
Darren Randolph (Middlesbrough), Jamal Lewis (Norwich City), Liam Cooper (Leeds United), Reece James (Wigan Athletic), Max Aaron (Norwich City), Oliver Norwood (Sheffield United), Kalvin Philips (Leeds United), Jarrod Bowen (Hull City), Che Adams (Birmingham City), Billy Sharp (Sheffield United), Teemu Pukki (Norwich City).
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Football Manager Team of the Season - Sky Bet League One
Manager: Daniel Stendel (Barnsley)
Adam Davies (Barnsley), Ethan Pinnock (Barnsley), Matt Clarke (Portsmouth), James Justin (Luton Town), Jack Stacey (Luton Town), Alex Mowatt (Barnsley), Herbie Kane (Doncaster Rovers), Cameron McGeehan (Barnsley), Aiden McGeady (Sunderland), James Collins (Luton Town), John Marquis (Doncaster Rovers)
Football Manager Team of the Season - Sky Bet League Two
Manager: Ryan Lowe (Bury)
Joe Day (Newport County), Mal Benning (Mansfield Town), Jason Shackell (Lincoln City), Krystian Pearce (Mansfield Town), George Edmundson (Oldham Athletic), Jay O'Shea (Bury), Michael Bostwick (Lincoln City), Danny Mayor (Bury), James Norwood (Tranmere Rovers), Tyler Walker (Mansfield Town), CHris Hamilton (Mansfield Town)
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