Simon Murray has extended his stay with Queen's Park.
The former Hibs and Dundee United striker played a pivotal role in the Spiders' play-off promotion success last season.
His extra-time penalty in the win over Airdrie secured a crack at the Scottish Championship for the upcoming campaign.
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In total he fired three goals in the end of season lottery to help Owen Coyle's men to glory.
Murray first joined the club in September 2020 and has since played 40 times.
He's finished top scorer in both his seasons with Queen's Park netting a total of 16 goals.
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Speaking about his new deal, Murray told Queen's Park official website: “I am delighted to extend my stay at the club.
"They have supported me since coming back and now I am looking forward to pre season and the challenge ahead.
"We have had great success in the last two years and now hopefully we can build on that. Thank you for all your support”
Boss Coyle added: “In the last part of the season, Simon has showed the important role in a team he can have.
"Not only with causing danger and scoring, but also his involvement in pressing is of a high quality.
"That will be an important thing in the way of playing we are looking for.”
