Dublin pair Con O'Callaghan and Stephen Cluxton will battle it out to be crowned Footballer of the Year, according to the latest odds.
The duo have been pivotal for Jim Gavin's side as they made history by seeing off Kerry in a replay to win a fifth successive All-Ireland football title on Saturday.
O'Callaghan has added huge power to his game this year and scored four points from play in the replay after giving defenders nightmares all season. The Cuala man is currently 4/8 to win his first Footballer of the Year crown.
Cluxton, winning his seventh All-Ireland and lifting the Sam Maguire for a sixth time as captain, continues to set new standards for goalkeepers.
The 37-year-old enjoyed a fine campaign and his stop to deny Stephen O'Brien in the replay seemed to take the wind out of any Kingdom comeback.
After that, it is 10/1 that Jack McCaffrey will be the Footballer of the Year again with David Clifford the shortest priced Kerry player at 12/1.
Footballer of the Year 2019 odds*
Con O'Callaghan 4/7
Stephen Cluxton 6/4
Jack McCaffrey 10/1
Brian Fenton 10/1
David Clifford 12/1
Paul Mannion 16/1
Ciaran Kilkenny 33/1
Brian Howard 40/1
David Moran 50/1
Sean O'Shea 50/1
Stephen O'Brien 50/1
Paul Geaney 50/1
Cathal McShane 50/1
*odds accurate at time of writing
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