Hinata Miyazawa, Elisabeth Terland and Julia Zigiotti Olme are all in the running for the accolade, with voting open now.

The Reds beat PSV Eindhoven 4-0 and Hammarby 1-0 to move into the UEFA Women's Champions League third qualifying round, so it's been a positive month for Marc Skinner and his side.

Read a bit more about each individual's contribution below...

HINATA MIYAZAWA

The Japan international played the full 180 minutes across the PSV and Hammarby ties and was one of the Reds' standout performers.

Playing in a deeper midfield position, behind Zigiotti and Ella Toone, Hini helped control the tempo as United safely made it through to the next stage, without conceding a goal.

ELISABETH TERLAND

Teri was our goal hero in Sweden, following up her 57-minute hat-trick against PSV Eindhoven with the game settler to see off Hammarby.

The former Brighton striker is already one-third of the way to matching the 12 goals she notched in her debut campaign in Manchester, and is bidding to win this award for the second time, having prevailed in February.

JULIA ZIGIOTTI OLME

Our summer signing has slotted straight into the midfield and looks as though she has been playing for the Reds for years.

The Swede impressed in attacking areas against PSV, hitting the post early on after neat interplay with Terland.

She also caught the eye in the Group 1 final and will no doubt be relishing a return to Scandinavia when United take on Norwegian side Brann in Bergen next week.

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