Celtic boss Ange Postecoglou has been named as one of four nominees for the coveted PFA Manager of the Year award - after winning all but three of his games on domestic soil this season.
The Aussie took the award in his debut campaign last time out after upsetting the apple cart and gaining the Scottish Premiership title back from Rangers, who had won the famous trophy for the first time in 10 seasons under Steven Gerrard in 2020/21. With fans of the Parkhead club rightly singing his praises, Postecoglou got to work again this season - and has blown away any competition, with a potential treble looking extremely likely.
Should Celtic win their remaining four games in the Scottish Premiership season, they would break the 106-point record achieved under Brendan Rodgers in 2016/17, and a Scottish Cup final against second-tier Inverness Caledonian Thistle awaits them at the start of June. And so it is no surprise to see Postecoglou up for the award - though he is joined by another Scottish Premiership boss.
