Celtic duo Callum McGregor and Tom Rogic are among the nominees for the PFA Scotland Player of the Year award.
Club captain McGregor has enjoyed another standout campaign for the Hoops in 2021-22, contributing to four goals and guiding his team to 23 victories in 28 Premiership appearances.
Rogic, meanwhile, has flourished under Australian compatriot Ange Postecoglou this term, scoring six goals and registering six assists in 27 league games, contributing to more goals this season than in the previous two league campaigns combined.
McGregor and Rogic have been joined on the shortlist by former Celtic man and current Hearts goalkeeper Craig Gordon, who has excelled between the sticks for the Jam Tarts this season, keeping 13 clean sheets in 32 league appearances.
Ross County midfielder Regan Charles-Cook completes the four-man shortlist; the 25-year-old Grenada international has enjoyed a prolific campaign in front of goal for the Staggies, netting 10 times and providing two assists in 32 league games.
Both Gordon and Charles-Cook will be looking to become the first player outside of the Old Firm to win the award since Motherwell's Michael Higdon in 2012-13.
Elsewhere, Aberdeen duo Calvin Ramsey and Connor Barron, Celtic's Liel Abada and Hibernian's Josh Doig have all been nominated for the PFA Scotland Young Player of the Year award.
Oliver Thomas
