LIEL ABADA has been named PFA Scotland Men's Young Player of the Year.
The young Celtic winger claimed the national award having already bagged the same prize at his club awards night.
Abada, 20, received the award beating competition from Calvin Ramsay, Connor Barron and Josh Doig.
The Israeli winger has enjoyed a terrific first season for Celtic with no fewer than 26 goal contributions.
He's netted 15 times and assisted 11 goals in 52 games so far this term for Celtic.
Abada joined Celtic in the summer from Maccabi Petah Tikva for a reported £3.5million fee.
Your @pfasofficial Men’s Young Player of the Year is ⬇️🏆
— PFA Scotland (@PFAScotland) May 1, 2022
🟢Liel Abada - @CelticFC#pfascotlandawards in association with @gunnercooke pic.twitter.com/YLwzsivLIW
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