Liverpool's Mohamed Salah and Manchester United Captain Bruno Fernandes are among the players on the shortlist for the PFA Player of the Year Award of 2024-25.
The prize is voted by the players at the end of each season, whereby the winner will be announced on 19 August during a ceremony.
Salah's Liverpool teammate Alexis Mac Allister is also mentioned, together with Arsenal's Declan Rice, Chelsea's Cole Palmer and Alexander Isak from Newcastle United.
The Reds Talisman, who previously won the prize in 2017-18 and 2021-22, is expected to cancel the title of this year and be the first player to win three times.
Salah registered 47 targets in the Premier League during the 2024-25 season (29 goals, 18 assists), the joint-mast once by a player in a campaign in the history of the competition, alongside Andy Cole in 1993-94 and Alan Shearer in 1994-95.
The 33-year-old also claimed his fourth golden boot and went up most with Thierry Henry in the Premier League, who controlled him for this year's balloon d'Or.
Mac Allister also enjoyed an excellent season for the title winners of Arne Slot and last season registered 10 targeted involvement (five goals, five assists) in 35 Premier League performances.
The Argentinian won 58 tackles in the top flight last season, more than every player in the Liverpool team, while also creating the fifth highest number of opportunities for the Reds.
Fernandes enjoyed another beautiful campaign in a disappointing for United and created more opportunities (91) than any other player in the Premier League in 2024-25.
He was also the first player of Red Devils who included five or more goals (eight) and included 10 or more assists (10) in the competition, because he did this himself in 2020-21.
Last season in the Premier League, Rice was one of only three players who won 25 or more interceptions (25), 50 or more created opportunities (59), 150 or more property (156) and 1250 or more successful passes (1326).
The young player of the year of last season was nominated for the main prize this year, after he has scored 15 league goals to help Chelsea secure Champions League football for next season.
In the meantime, Isak became the first player in Newcastle United to score 23 goals in a Premier League season since Alan Shearer in 2001-02 (also 23).
The Sweden International also played a crucial role in the termination of the 70-year-old domestic trophy-dried of the Magpies in their EFL Cup success about Liverpool and scored the second goal on his side in Wembley Stadium.