Kyogo Furuhashi lands Celtic treble at club awards as…

Kyogo Furuhashi lands Celtic treble at club awards as Matt O'Riley and Ben Summers also win prizes

Kyogo Furuhashi landed his own TREBLE after scooping big at Celtic's awards night.

Ange Postecoglou's men are on course to land a clean sweep this season with the League Cup and Scottish Premiership in the bag this campaign. Inverness stand between the Hoops and domestic dominance with the Scottish Cup up for grabs come early June.

Lifting the famous old trophy would make it five trophies out of a possible six since the arrival of Postecoglou at Parkhead as he aims to make a splash with Celtic in the Champions League group stage next season after experience this campaign against Real Madrid, RB Leipzig and Shakhtar Donetsk.

A man key to their success this term has been Kyogo who landed THREE top prizes during the awards bash. After reaching the 30 goal mark - with four games still to go this season - he lifted the Hoops' Top Goalscorer award. He added the Player of the Year gong, voted for by the fans, and was handed further recognition from his colleagues with the Players' Player of the Year prize after a stunning season.

It comes on the same night he landed the PFA Scotland Player of the Year gong.

Matt O'Riley was named Young Player of the Year while Ben Summers picked up the Academy Player of the Year accolade for his efforts this term.

Goal of the Season went to Jota for his stunning goal against Rangers back in September in the 4-0 hammering of then boss Giovanni van Bronckhorst's s ide. A game that stands out in the memory of the Hoops support who voted the strike as their top pick.

Caitlin Hayes - who also landed a top prize like Kyogo in the PFA awards - did the double for the Women's team by lifting the Player of the Year and Players' Player of the Year gongs.