Premier League Goal Of The Month October Nominees CONFIRMED! [VIDEO]
Premier League goal of the month October nominees have been confirmed today, MySportDab reports.
Seven players have seen their goals selected for the month which will see one winner claim the award for October.
Kevin De Bruyne is the only player on the list to get his goals nominated twice which were both stunning from the Belgian International.
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Full Nominee List
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Kevin De Bruyne
Thomas Partey
Almiron
Conor Gallagher
Antony
McNeil
Yuri Tielemans
The Manchester City midfielder’s Kevin De Bruyne nominations come from his goals scored against Brighton and Hove Albion with the other coming against Leicester City.
While Conor Gallagher of Chelsea goal was the sublime finish against his former on loan side Crystal Palace which was epic.
Manchester United Antony have his wonderful goal scored against Manchester City making the way into the list for October.
Thomas Partey finish against Tottenham also make the cut with the Ghanaian International mostly known for scoring screamers.
Almiron makes it into the second category for this month with his goal that was scored against Fulham, he is also nominated for player of the month.
Yuri Tielemans beauty against Wolverhampton Wanderers also did make the cut of shortlisted eight goals for October.
And finally Everton McNeil goal against Crystal Palace also made the list and he will be hoping to claim the award this month.
All the players stand equal chance of getting the win knowing their goals were amazing that’s why they made the cut.
How To Vote
To vote for your goal of the month for October kindly refer to HERE which will give you the access to cast your vote for best goal scored.
Kevin De Bruyne double nomination stand a solid chance of winning the award which his two goals are also stunning and well done as it has always been.
