Only considering players with over three senior appearances this season:
Ederson- 9
Almost flawless this season with the very rare mistakes coming as an occupational hazard for a goalkeeper who plays as difficult and risky a game as Ederson. We've only got glimpses of his shot-stopping powers but he's brilliant off his line and breathtaking with his feet. First seasons are always difficult, and it's been a huge transition for Ederson but he's coped excellently and will get better.
Claudio Bravo- 7
Only one Premier League appearance but Bravo has been integral to our League Cup win, even getting an assist in the final. A couple of shaky moments and somewhat soft goals but we couldn't have asked for much more from Claudio in the limited gametime he's gotten.
Kyle Walker- 8
All in all, a very good first season. Prone to the occasional moment of madness which has cost us big time this season and I would've liked to see a bit more consistency going forward but for the most part he's been excellent and well worth his fee.
Danilo- 7
Looked incredible in pre-season but has found himself restricted to the role of squad player at best this year. Good performances in a few big games have boosted his rating with the major disappointment being that the versatility we heard about when he signed hasn't really come to fruition.
Benjamin Mendy- 7
I can't really give Mendy any higher than a 7 given he's barely played but when he's been on the pitch the signs have been promising. We may never know the full extent of his influence behind the scenes but I suspect our season could've been quite different without Mendy's mentality in the dressing room. Will be a huge boost next season.
Fabian Delph- 8
I'm struggling to fault him. At times I've wished he could contribute to the attack a bit more like Mendy or Walker do, but on the whole Delph's done a commendable job in a strange position, while coping with injuries.
Oleksandr Zinchenko- 7
Gets a 10/10 for attitude. It would be unfair of us to expect Zinchenko to play any better than he has done this season considering how far out of position he's played. Wrote himself into the Premier League record books against Chelsea too.
Nicolas Otamendi- 9
For 90% of the season, he's been our rock, by far our best and most consistent defender as well as the most improved players in the squad by a long way. Fully deserves his place as the first City centre-back in the PFA team of the season in four years- a crazy stat given the money we've spent there. Also scored some crucial goals including the most important goal in the title race this season at Old Trafford.
Vincent Kompany- 8
Been excellent since coming back and his leadership is so important. Colossal performances away at Spurs and Arsenal as well as in the Carabao Cup final are the highlights of Kompany's season. We can dream of him staying fit for all of next season and that could be the key to defending the title.
John Stones- 7
Had a wonderful first half of the season, playing like a man destined to be our future captain and scoring some great goals too. Injury hit and the last few months have been disappointing to say the least but hopefully we'll have him back to his best next year.
Eliaquim Mangala- 7
Did his best. Can't ask for much more. Was incredible off the bench at Old Trafford and did enough to earn his Premier League medal.
Aymeric Laporte- 7
Hasn't played enough to warrant any higher but Laporte is looking increasingly promising. Best performance for me was away at Spurs a few weeks ago, where he dominated Kane.
Tosin Adarabioyo- 5
Hasn't been bad, exactly, but surely all parties will be looking to get him a transfer as he obviously has no future here.
Fernandinho- 9
Great season from him marred by just a couple of bad performances. Playing expertly in a role he's had to adapt to and was unlucky to miss out on Team of the Year.
Ilkay Gundogan- 8
It can't be much fun sitting on the bench more often than not for a player of Gundogan's quality but when he's played, he's done pretty well. Gotten better as the season's gone on, culminating in great performances against Spurs, Chelsea and Arsenal.
Yaya Touré- 6
Not really played but still managed more league assists than Gundogan, Henderson, Giroud, Matic, Bellerin and Kanté. Influence off the pitch is seemingly good.
Fernando- 10
I miss Fernando
Kevin De Bruyne- 10
Doesn't get much better than this. Second half of the season was noticeably quieter than the first but still a very worthy runner-up in the TOTY. 15 league assists is brilliant and some of his goals will live long in the memory.
David Silva- 10
Had so much on his plate this season but played better than ever. Scored plenty and excelled consistently. Looks good bald.
Phil Foden- 7
A breakthrough season that could've been so much more if not for injury. Got his first senior assist- a huge landmark in his career. Looks right at home in the team.
Raheem Sterling- 10
Did anyone expect Raheem to have such a good season? The number of goals he's scored is frankly obscene. He's grabbed assists, won penalties and scored some crucial late goals. Can't ask for much more from him.
Leroy Sané- 9
Not quite as high as Sterling just because I think Sané's been less consistent but this season he's certainly looked like a player who could one day be named the best in the world. Good to see him getting a similar number of goals as assists.
Bernardo Silva- 8
Really grown into the team, making more appearances than anyone else and becoming increasingly influential as the season has progressed. His goals against Chelsea and Arsenal were brilliant and so important.
Brahim Díaz- 6
Would've liked to see more minutes from Brahim but he didn't exactly look ready when he did get on the field. Next season I'm sure we'll see a better player.
Sergio Aguero- 9
Even by Aguero standards, he's had a good season. There have been a few extremely frustrating performances but he's made up for it by coming up big in big games and was rewarded by a place in the TOTS.
Gabriel Jesus- 8
We must remember how young Jesus still is, and yet his goals per minute ratio in the league is still outstanding. Injury has hampered him but he's still on track to be world class.
