The nominations are:
Steven Davis - Midfielder - Aston Villa - 01/01/1985, Northern Ireland
Stephen was member of the 2002 FA Youth Cup winning team and last season made a break-through into the Vila first team. He made a total of 20 starts. He also won his first full Northern Ireland Cap.
This season he has made 14 appearances in the League, scoring three goals as well as two goals from two appearances in the Carling Cup. Steven Davis will definitely be a player to watch over the coming years.
Charles N'Zogbia - Midfielder - Newcastle Utd - 28/05/1986, France
Charles signed for United in September 2004 from French side Le Havre. He didn't play any senior games for them but was a French youth international.
He is rated as one of the brightest prospects in France and played in the last six games of 04/05 season for Newcastle. This season he has played 11 games in all competitions scoring two goals in the process.
Arturo Lupoli - Striker - Arsenal - Born 26/06/1987, Italy
Arturo joined Arsenal from Parma in June 2004. Arturo was the Club's most prolific player in 2004/05 season, marking his first season at Arsenal with a remarkable tally of 27 goals in 32 games in all competitions.
Nineteen of those came in Reserve League South as Arturo finished as the country's top scorer at that level. The Italian striker showcased his clinical finishing with two goals against Everton in the Carling Cup.
He is tipped to push on this season and make his mark in the first team.
Giuseppe Rossi - Striker - Manchester Utd - Born - 01/02/1987, USA
Giuseppe Rossi joined United's Academy from Italian Serie A outfit Parma in July 2004. He made his first-team debut in the Carling Cup fourth round win over Crystal Palace on 10 November 2004 - just two weeks after signing professional forms with the club.
He scored a range of spectacular goals for the reserves last season and big things are expected of him in 2006.
Jerome Thomas - Midfielder - Charlton - Born - 23/03/1983, England
Emerging as part of a crop of highly rated double FA Youth Cup winning youngsters from the Arsenal academy in 2001 and 2002, Thomas nevertheless struggled to make an impact for Arsene Wenger's team.
He signed for Charlton in February 2004 and played mainly reserve team football until his big chance - Round Three of the Carling Cup when Charlton played Crystal Palace (October 2004).
Since then Thomas has pushed on and become a regular part of the first-team set-up. He will be hoping to catch the eye this term and try and earn England recognition of some sort.
Ben Watson - Midfielder - Crystal Palace - Born - 09/07/1985, England
Ben has been on the fringes of the Palace first team for a few years but last season was by his own admission 'his best'. His form earned him an England U21 call-up and he will be looking to gain more recognition over the coming season.
He has started 18 games so far this term including one Carling Cup appearance in the second round.
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