The voting for the PFA 2UP Fans' Player of the Year awards, across all four divisions of the best league in the world, is well under way - but you only have until midnight on April 10 to register your nomination.

It's certainly going to be a close run thing in the Premier League where a host of top performers are vying to take the title won by 2007 Fans' Player of the Year Cristiano Ronaldo who, of course, is back in the running again this time around.

Here's a check on the Premiership contenders, and a reminder of what PFA Deputy Chief Executive Mick McGuire had to say about the players who have all won monthly awards this season....

CESC FABREGAS (September)

We have seen consistent improvement from him and by combining Spanish technique, vision and touch with the physical edge you have to have to compete in the Premier League, he has developed into one of the best midfield players in Europe.

STEVEN GERRARD (October)

Whether it's for club or country, you can always rely on Steven leading from the front, and he has probably won more games single-handed than any other player with moments of absolute brilliance.

CRISTIANO RONALDO (November, January)

If there is a more in-form world class player then I would love to see him. Ronaldo is, at times, impossible to mark and his quickness of feet and ability to go either way at such pace make him a nightmare for defenders.

RYAN GIGGS (December)

Ryan provides a perfect example of how to prepare yourself, both mentally and physically, to play consistently for one of the biggest club sides in the world on the biggest stage, as he has done for 13 incredible years as an elite player.

EMMANUEL ADEBAYOR (February)

Probably the biggest compliment you can pay him is that, despite the doubts, Arsenal have not missed Thierry Henry as much as people thought. For Emmanuel to replace an icon like Thierry the way he has tells you as much about his temperament as it does about his ability.

FERNANDO TORRES (March)

He combines the qualities of an English-style centre forward showing the ability and willingness to run into channels and behind defenders, finding positions from which he has scored so many wonderful goals, and created a number of others for the likes of Steven Gerrard.

THE CHAMPIONSHIP CONTENDERS

Whilst the likes of rising talents Michael Mifsud (Coventry) and Michael Kightly of Wolves have been setting the division alight, it's been great to see a number of 'veteran' performers being recognised for their contributions in what is a very tough and competitive Championship.

Even at the age of 38, Dean Windass is still going strong at this level and Hull fans and management are delighted that he continues to do what he's done best throughout his amazing career...score goals.

The January winner, Dean is already well into double figures as the Tigers push for promotion, and manager Phil Brown says of his old warhorse: "We are always looking for some quality in the final third and it is normally provided by Dean. He's always in the right place at the right time. He's been doing it for years."

The same could be said of Norwich's flying winger Darren Huckerby who shows no signs of slowing down, even at this stage of his career. He and Dion Dublin have been immense for the Canaries and both will be sorely missed if they leave, as expected, in the summer.

Diminutive striker Paul Dickov has been round the block a few times too, but he's still doing the business and his loan capture from Crystal Palace was a shrewd bit of business by Blackpool boss Simon Grayson. Sheffield United striker James Beattie (September winner) and Bristol City keeper Adriano Basso (March) are also in the hunt for the overall title in the Championship.

In League One, despite having to contend with a 15-point deduction at the start of the season, Leeds United got off to a flyer - thanks in no small part to the striker partnership of Tresor Kandol and Jermaine Beckford.

The dynamic duo have been banging in goals all season and it is to theirs and Leeds' credit that the men from Elland Road are still in the hunt for a play-off place - as are Nottingham Forest for whom Kris Commons has been a consistent performer.

Millwall might not be enjoying the best of seasons, but young, attacking midfielder Jay Simpson has certainly made a big impression at the New Den since arriving on loan from Arsenal; winning the monthly award in November AND March. Carlisle keeper Keiren Westwood is also a major contender as the Cumbrians push for promotion.

We have a double monthly winner in League Two also, with Accrington's Andrew Procter taking the honours in both September and January - proof of his consistency in a team battling to establish themselves back in this division.

As was the case in the Championship, where the likes of Windass, Huckerby and Dickov have been showing the youngsters a thing or two, Bradford's long-serving defender David Wetherall has also put himself in with a shout by winning the monthly award for March.

Tom Williams and Will Antwi have been doing their bit to keep Wycombe in contention for promotion to League One, whilst Stockport's James Smith and Chesterfield's leading scorer Jack Lester make up the contenders in the bottom division.

* Time is running out for you to vote for your PFA 2UP Player of the Year, so go to the givemefootball homepage, click on the relevant banner and vote for one of the monthly winners across all four divisions of the best league in the world....and do it NOW!

In addition to voting online, the PFA's new official Fans Award sponsor - play 2UP - gives football supporters the opportunity to vote on their mobile via SMS for their player of the month from each division.

All fans need to do is text: VOTE, TEAM NAME and PLAYER NAME to 84287

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