Joe Montemurro and Vivianne Miedema have been nominated for categories at The Best FIFA Football Awards in September.
Montemurro joins a 10-person shortlist for The Best FIFA Women's Coach, alongside the United States' World Cup winning coach Jill Ellis and England Lionesses boss Phil Neville.
Miedema has been nominated for The Best FIFA Women's Player, following her record-breaking season and exploits with the Netherlands national team during this summer's World Cup. She is joined by reigning Ballon d'Or Feminin winner Ada Hegerberg and England's World Cup stars, Lucy Bronze and Ellen White.
Voting is now open for these four awards, and the decision will be split between four key pillars of the beautiful game: the players, the coaches, the fans and the media.
You can cast your vote for our duo here - and check out the full list of contenders below:
The Best FIFA Women’s Coach nominees
Milena Bertolini (ITA) – Italy national team
Jill Ellis (USA) – USA national team
Peter Gerhardsson (SWE) – Sweden national team
Futoshi Ikeda (JPN) – Japan U-20 national team
Antonia Is (ESP) – Spain U-17 national team
Joe Montemurro (AUS) – Arsenal
Phil Neville (ENG) – England national team
Reynald Pedros (FRA) – Lyon
Paul Riley (ENG) – North Carolina Courage
Sarina Wiegman (NED) – Netherlands national team
The Best FIFA Women’s Player nominees
Lucy Bronze (ENG) – Lyon
Julie Ertz (USA) – Chicago Red Stars
Caroline Graham Hansen (NOR) – Wolfsburg/Barcelona
Ada Hegerberg (NOR) – Lyon
Amandine Henry (FRA) – Lyon
Sam Kerr (AUS) – Chicago Red Stars/Perth Glory
Rose Lavelle (USA) – Washington Spirit
Vivianne Miedema (NED) – Arsenal
Alex Morgan (USA) – Orlando Pride
Megan Rapinoe (USA) – Reign
Wendie Renard (FRA) – Lyon
Ellen White (ENG) – Birmingham City/Manchester City
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