EFL awards: Farke, Parker, Wilder and Le Bris up for manager of season

Leeds leader Daniel Farke, Burnley caput coach Scott Parker, Sheffield United head Chris Wilder and Sunderland counterpart Regis Le Bris dress up a four-man shortlist for nan Championship head of nan season.

The apical 4 managers successful nan Championship array will vie for an grant won past play by Ipswich Town's Kieran McKenna.

This season's apical leader will beryllium announced astatine nan English Football League's yearly awards ceremonial successful London connected Sunday, 27 April.

In nan Championship subordinate of nan play category, nan main promotion candidates are likewise good represented pinch Clarets goalkeeper James Trafford, Leeds guardant Daniel James and Blades midfielder Gustavo Hamer nan nominees.

It is nary astonishment nan main promotion candidates predominate nan nominations successful some categories.

Farke has managed to support Leeds focused connected nan main prize of promotion while playing entertaining and free-flowing football, and Burnley's Parker has engineered a singular protect grounds of 28 cleanable sheets pinch his broadside 1 distant from nan all-time record.

Sheffield United leader Wilder has kept his broadside successful touch pinch nan automatic promotion places each play contempt carrying a two-point penalty, while Sunderland's Le Bris has guided nan Black Cats into 4th spot and nan play-offs from a 16th-place decorativeness past season.

In League One, Chris Davies, head of champions Birmingham City, Wrexham's Phil Parkinson, Charlton Athletic's Nathan Jones and Leyton Orient's Richie Wellens are each up for head of nan season.

In nan subordinate class for nan 3rd tier, Wycombe striker Richard Kone, Birmingham City midfielder Tomoki Iwata and Barnsley's prolific goalscoring midfielder Davis Keillor-Dunn dress up nan shortlist.

The League Two Player of nan Season accolade will beryllium fought for by Michael Cheek of Bromley, Doncaster winger Luke Molyneux and ex-Walsall striker Nathan Lowe, who scored 18 goals successful 30 appearances while connected indebtedness pinch nan Saddlers earlier his callback by Stoke City successful January.

Bromley leader Andy Woodman, Bradford City head Graham Alexander, Darren Moore of convention leaders Port Vale and Mat Sadler of long-time pacesetters Walsall vie for nan League Two head of nan play award.