Abdulrahman, Nagai, Ki or Haghighi - Who should be the Asian player of the month for July?

Aug 2, 2012 12:00:00 PM

Goal.com has announced its Asian Best XI for July, so now we want to give the readers the chance to vote on who they think the player of the month has been...

Goal.com published its Asian Best XI for July on Thursday, prompting plenty of responses from our readers.

And now is the chance for you to have your say on which footballer from the Best XI should be crowned Asia's best for the month.

Goal.com will announce the results on Monday July 6, so get voting as there is only a limited time to have your say and get involved.

There is a range of nominees to choose from, with several stars from the 2012 London Olympic men's football tournament among the list. These include UAE's Omar Abdulrahman, Korea's Ki Sung-Yueng and Japan's Maya Yoshida, Kensuke Nagai and Yuhei Tokunaga.

K-League star performers Lee Byung-Ji and Park Jin-Po are up for nominations, along with Tang Dechao from Chinese champions Guangzhou Evergrande, Hisato Sato from Japan's top club Sanfrecce Hiroshima, Reza Haghighi from Iran's early leaders Fajr Sepasi and exciting young Thai talent Napat Thamrongsuphakorn.

So get in fast and have your say by voting below...

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