Celtic boss Ange Postecoglu and striker Kyogo Furuhashi achieved double success at the PFA Scotland Awards.
Postecoglou was named Manager of the Year by his colleagues at the ceremony on Sunday evening, during which a special merit award was given to the former. St. Mirren, Aberdeen And Manchester United Coach Alex Ferguson.
The Australian player was honored after leading his club to back-to-back senior championships while chasing a local trio.
He saw the competition from Premiership boss Stephen Robinson of St Mirren, James McPake of Dunfermline and Darren Young of Stirling Albion.
Kyogo was named Premier League Player of the Year by scoring 30 goals in all competitions, 24 of which were in the league.
He was one of three Bhoys men to be nominated alongside Japanese teammate Reo Hatate and last season’s winner Callum McGregor, and the club has advanced to a second consecutive championship, with Motherwell striker Kevin van Veen completing the shortlist.
In addition, Celtic frontman Jota received the Goal of the Season award for his outstanding chip in a 4-0 home win against Old Firm rivals Rangers in September.
Malik Tillman, midfielder of the Ibrox club, who scored 10 goals in the league this season, was named Young Player of the Year.
Tillman was nominated alongside last year’s winning Celtic duo Liel Abada, and Matt O’Riley is joined by Rangers midfielder Malik Tillman and Albion Rovers’ Charlie Reilly, who scored 24 goals despite the Cliftonhill side’s Second Division finish.
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