Maeda Crowned Scotland’s Best as McGlynn Makes History in PFA Awards Sweep
Celtic forward Daizen Maeda has been named PFA Scotland Player of the Year, while Falkirk boss John McGlynn made history by claiming his third Manager of the Year title, capping off a season marked by both dominance and redemption. The annual awards, voted on by players across all four SPFL divisions, further entrenched Celtic's grip on individual honors, even as managerial acclaim stretched beyond the Premiership. Celtic's Reliable Engine Gets His Due Maeda, 27, has been a relentless force in Brendan Rodgers’ frontline this season. The Japanese international’s numbers—33 goals and 12 assists—made his selection a near inevitability, confirming his…
