In a month where City played SIX of our seven games away from home - winning four, drawing two and losing once - there were many standout performers.
As ever, narrowing the list of contenders down to just three has proved challenging.
However, we have selected a trio that each would merit winning the award for February - and here are the candidates...
Ruben Dias
Having played just one game since returning from the World Cup, it had been a very much stop-start to the campaign for Ruben.
A natural leader and organiser, a niggling injury kept him sidelined for several weeks until he returned to the starting XI for the home clash with Aston Villa.
He has played in every game since and City conceded just five goals during that time.
A commanding presence who looks back to his very best, the Portuguese couldn’t have timed his return any better.
Jack Grealish
Another nomination for ‘Super Jack’ who has been in scintillating form since the turn of the New Year.
Grealish featured in all seven games during February and was continually one of the stand-out performers throughout the month.
His clever run onto Bernardo‘s pass against Aston Villa won a penalty that Riyad Mahrez converted.
He was then on target in the 3-1 win over Arsenal, scoring the crucial second to give City the lead at the Emirates.
His great form continued away to Nottingham Forest as he laid on Bernardo‘s opening goal at the City Ground.
And it was Grealish who climbed off the bench to claim an assist for Kevin De Bruyne‘s stunning goal away to Bristol City, too, capping a wonderful month for the England forward.
Nathan Ake
Our last candidate - but by no means least - is Nathan Ake.
Like Grealish, Nathan featured in all seven games last month and rarely put a foot wrong in any of them.
Whether in central defence or at left-back, Ake has been consistently superb and one of our unsung heroes this in 2022/23.
His 29 appearances to date is also his most for in a campaign for City and he is arguably having the best season of his career.
The poll is now open and will close on Monday 5 March at 17:00 (UK).
...or vote below now!
