Footballers are currently casting their votes for the PFA Player of the Year, with the winner set to be announced next month at London’s Grosvenor Hotel.

With nine goals in his last seven games, 2011 winner Gareth Bale is the front runner with Bet Victor offering a price of 1.5 (1/2).

The Welsh international is currently being touted by many as the third best player in world football, and has been linked with a move to Spanish giants Real Madrid.

The 23 year olds match winning performances have help fire Tottenham Hotspur to third place in the Premier League, with qualification for next seasons Champions League looking almost inevitable.

Robin Van Persie, who received the accolade last season is 4.33 (100/30) with Sky Bet to become only the third player after Thierry Henry and Cristiano Ronaldo to take the prize in consecutive seasons.

The Dutch striker has arguably been the difference between the two Manchester sides this season, with United twelve points ahead of City in the title race with just ten games left to play.

Third favourite is Luis Suarez, whose hat-trick in Liverpool’s 4-0 win at Wigan Athletic on Saturday took him two goals ahead of Van Persie in the Premier League top scorers chart.

The Uruguayan has become only the third player to hit twenty plus goals in the league since the Premier League began, and is 11.0 (10/1) with Stan James to become the first non-European winner of the award.

It really is deemed a three horse race, with only two other players have a best price of under 101.0 (100/1).

Michu has scored 19 goals for Swansea City since signing from Rayo Vallecano in the summer, with the Welsh side looking set to better last season’s eleventh place finish in the Premier League, as well as lifting their first ever major trophy with their League Cup final victory over Bradford City at Wembley last month.

The Spaniard is widely available of 41.0 (40/1), ahead of 67.0 (66/1) shot Frank Lampard, who after grabbing 13 goals for Chelsea this term, is just three behind the Blues all-time top scorer Bobby Tambling.