List of Scottish Professional Football League monthly award winners

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This article lists the winners of the monthly awards in the Scottish Professional Football League.

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2013–14 season

MonthSPFL
player		SPFL
young player		Premiership
manager		Championship
manager		League One
manager		League Two
manager		Ref
August Richie Foran
(Inverness CT)		 Stuart Bannigan
(Partick Thistle)		 Terry Butcher
(Inverness CT)		 Alex Neil
(Hamilton Academical)		 Martyn Corrigan
(Stenhousemuir)		 John Coughlin
(East Stirlingshire)		 [1]
September Billy Mckay
(Inverness CT)		 Andrew Robertson
(Dundee United)		 Derek McInnes
(Aberdeen)		 Grant Murray
(Raith Rovers)		 Ally McCoist
(Rangers)		 Stuart Garden
(Montrose)
October Stevie May
(St Johnstone)		 Blair Spittal
(Queen's Park)		 Tommy Wright
(St Johnstone)		Grant Murray
(Raith Rovers)		 Stephen Aitken
(Stranraer)		 Jim Duffy
(Clyde)
NovemberAndrew Robertson
(Dundee United)		 Ryan Gauld
(Dundee United)		 Jackie McNamara
(Dundee United)		 Gary Holt
(Falkirk)		Stephen Aitken
(Stranraer)		 Jim McInally
(Peterhead)
December Kris Commons
(Celtic)		 John McGinn
(St Mirren)		 Neil Lennon
(Celtic)		 John McGlynn
(Livingston)		Stephen Aitken
(Stranraer)		 James Ward
(Albion Rovers)
January Fraser Forster
(Celtic)		 Craig Slater
(Kilmarnock)		Neil Lennon
(Celtic)		 Ian Murray
(Dumbarton)		Ally McCoist
(Rangers)		 Colin Cameron
(Berwick Rangers)
February Adam Rooney
(Aberdeen)		 Sam Stanton
(Hibernian)		Derek McInnes
(Aberdeen)		 Jimmy Nicholl
(Cowdenbeath)		 Jim Jefferies
(Dunfermline Athletic)		 Jim Chapman
(Annan Athletic)
March Rory McAllister
(Peterhead)		 Liam Henderson
(Celtic)		Neil Lennon
(Celtic)		 Alex Neil
(Hamilton Academical)		 Gary Bollan
(Airdrieonians)		Jim McInally
(Peterhead)
April Kenny McLean
(St Mirren)		 Callum Paterson
(Heart of Midlothian)		 Gary Locke
(Heart of Midlothian)		Gary Holt
(Falkirk)		Gary Bollan
(Airdrieonians)		 Greig McDonald
(Stirling Albion)

2014–15 season

MonthSPFL
player		SPFL
young player		Premiership
manager		Championship
manager		League One
manager		League Two
manager		Ref
August Ross Draper
(Inverness CT)		 Ryan Christie
(Inverness CT)		 John Hughes
(Inverness CT)		 Robbie Neilson
(Heart of Midlothian)		 Mark Roberts
(Ayr United)		 Allan Moore
(Arbroath)		 [1]
September Paul Paton
(Dundee United)		 Jason Cummings
(Hibernian)		 Allan Johnston
(Kilmarnock)		 Alan Stubbs
(Hibernian)		 Stephen Aitken
(Stranraer)		 Gary Naysmith
(East Fife)
October John Guidetti
(Celtic)		 Lewis Macleod
(Rangers)		 Alex Neil
(Hamilton Academical)		Robbie Neilson
(Heart of Midlothian)		 Dick Campbell
(Forfar Athletic)		 Gus MacPherson
(Queen's Park)
November David Clarkson
(Dundee)		 Charlie Telfer
(Dundee United)		 Ronny Deila
(Celtic)		Robbie Neilson
(Heart of Midlothian)		 Jim Duffy
(Greenock Morton)		 Darren Young
(Albion Rovers)
December Ryan Jack
(Aberdeen)		 Stevie Mallan
(St Mirren)		 Derek McInnes
(Aberdeen)		 Peter Houston
(Falkirk)		 Gary Bollan
(Airdrieonians)		Allan Moore
(Arbroath)
January Greg Stewart
(Dundee)		 Chris Kane
(St Johnstone)		John Hughes
(Inverness CT)		Peter Houston
(Falkirk)		 Ray McKinnon
(Brechin City)		 Jim Weir
(Elgin City)
February Stefan Johansen
(Celtic)		Ryan Christie
(Inverness CT)		 Jim McIntyre
(Ross County)		Alan Stubbs
(Hibernian)		Ray McKinnon
(Brechin City)		Gary Naysmith
(East Fife)
March Raffaelle De Vita
(Ross County)		 Jason Denayer
(Celtic)		Jim McIntyre
(Ross County)		Robbie Neilson
(Heart of Midlothian)		Dick Campbell
(Forfar Athletic)		 Craig Tully
(East Stirlingshire)
April Leigh Griffiths
(Celtic)		Jason Cummings
(Hibernian)		Ronny Deila
(Celtic)		 James Fowler
(Queen of the South)		Ray McKinnon
(Brechin City)		 Paul Hegarty
(Montrose)

2015–16 season

MonthPremiership
player		Championship
player		League One
player		League Two
player		Premiership
manager		Championship
manager		League One
manager		League Two
manager		Ref
August Leigh Griffiths
(Celtic)		 James Tavernier
(Rangers)		 Faissal El Bakhtaoui
(Dunfermline Athletic)		Smart Osadolor
(Annan Athletic)		 Derek McInnes
(Aberdeen)		 Mark Warburton
(Rangers)		 Dick Campbell
(Forfar Athletic)		 Gary Naysmith
(East Fife)		 [1]
September Niall McGinn
(Aberdeen)		 Martyn Waghorn
(Rangers)		 Nicky Devlin
(Ayr United)		 Bobby Linn
(Arbroath)		Derek McInnes
(Aberdeen)		Mark Warburton
(Rangers)		 Ian McCall
(Ayr United)		 Gus MacPherson
(Queen's Park)
OctoberLeigh Griffiths
(Celtic)		 Jason Cummings
(Hibernian)		 Sean Murdoch
(Dunfermline Athletic)		Matty Flynn
(Annan Athletic)		 Ronny Deila
(Celtic)		 Alan Stubbs
(Hibernian)		 Darren Young
(Albion Rovers)		 Paul Hegarty
(Montrose)
November Michael O'Halloran
(St Johnstone)		 John McGinn
(Hibernian)		 Leighton McIntosh
(Peterhead)		 David Gormley
(Clyde)		 Alan Archibald
(Partick Thistle)		Alan Stubbs
(Hibernian)		 Brown Ferguson
(Stenhousemuir)		 Barry Ferguson
(Clyde)
December Liam Boyce
(Ross County)		 Danny Rogers
(Falkirk)		 Greig Spence
(Cowdenbeath)		 Darren Smith
(Stirling Albion)		 Mark McGhee
(Motherwell)		 Peter Houston
(Falkirk)		 Allan Johnston
(Dunfermline Athletic)		 Stuart McLaren
(Stirling Albion)
January Kane Hemmings
(Dundee)		 Kenny Miller
(Rangers)		 Shane Sutherland
(Peterhead)		 Nathan Austin
(East Fife)		Ronny Deila
(Celtic)		Mark Warburton
(Rangers)		 Jim McInally
(Peterhead)		 Jim Weir
(Elgin City)
February Paul Paton
(Dundee United)		 Declan McManus
(Greenock Morton)		 Rory McAllister
(Peterhead)		 Steven Doris
(Stirling Albion)		 Mixu Paatelainen
(Dundee United)		Peter Houston
(Falkirk)		Jim McInally
(Peterhead)		Barry Ferguson
(Clyde)
March Jackson Irvine
(Ross County)		 Christian Nadé
(Dumbarton)		Faissal El Bakhtaoui
(Dunfermline Athletic)		 Kyle Wilkie
(East Fife)		Mark McGhee
(Motherwell)		 Ray McKinnon
(Raith Rovers)		Allan Johnston
(Dunfermline Athletic)		Gary Naysmith
(East Fife)
April Patrick Roberts
(Celtic)		 Will Vaulks
(Falkirk)		 Robert Thomson
(Brechin City)		Brian Cameron
(Elgin City)		 John Hughes
(Inverness CT)		Ray McKinnon
(Raith Rovers)		 Darren Dods
(Brechin City)		 John Coughlin
(Berwick Rangers)

2016–17 season

MonthPremiership
player		Championship
player		League One
player		League Two
player		Premiership
manager		Championship
manager		League One
manager		League Two
manager		Ref
August Liam Boyce
(Ross County)		 Jason Cummings
(Hibernian)		 Jordan Kirkpatrick
(Alloa Athletic)		Josh Peters
(Forfar Athletic)		 Brendan Rodgers
(Celtic)		 Neil Lennon
(Hibernian)		 Jack Ross
(Alloa Athletic)		 Gary Bollan
(Forfar Athletic)		 [1]
September Moussa Dembélé
(Celtic)		 Cammy Bell
(Dundee United)		Jamie Insall
(East Fife)		 Thomas O'Brien
(Forfar Athletic)		 Richie Foran
(Inverness CT)		 Peter Houston
(Falkirk)		 Gary Naysmith
(East Fife)		Gary Bollan
(Forfar Athletic)
October Adam Barton
(Partick Thistle)		 Thomas O'Ware
(Greenock Morton)		 Liam Buchanan
(Livingston)		 Shane Sutherland
(Elgin City)		Brendan Rodgers
(Celtic)		 Jim Duffy
(Greenock Morton)		 David Hopkin
(Livingston)		 Jim Weir
(Elgin City)
November Bjørn Johnsen
(Heart of Midlothian)		 John McGinn
(Hibernian)		Rohan Ferguson
(Airdrieonians)		 Marc Laird
(Edinburgh City)		 Robbie Neilson
(Heart of Midlothian)		 Ray McKinnon
(Dundee United)		 Mark Wilson
(Airdrieonians)		 Gary Jardine
(Edinburgh City)
December Stuart Armstrong
(Celtic)		 Mark Docherty
(Dumbarton)		 Jonathan Page
(East Fife)		Andrew Stobie
(Edinburgh City)		Brendan Rodgers
(Celtic)		 Stephen Aitken
(Dumbarton)		 Barry Smith
(East Fife)		Gary Jardine
(Edinburgh City)
JanuaryNo award, due to winter break Ross Forbes
(Greenock Morton)		Michael Dunlop
(Albion Rovers)		Shane Sutherland
(Elgin City)		No award, due to winter breakNeil Lennon
(Hibernian)		 Jim McInally
(Peterhead)		Gary Bollan
(Forfar Athletic)
FebruaryMoussa Dembélé
(Celtic)		Jason Cummings
(Hibernian)		 Willie Gibson
(Stranraer)		 Gavin Skelton
(Annan Athletic)		 Paul Hartley
(Dundee)		Peter Houston
(Falkirk)		 Jim Goodwin
(Alloa Athletic)		 Jim Chapman
(Annan Athletic)
MarchStuart Armstrong
(Celtic)		 Efe Ambrose
(Hibernian)		 Andy Jackson
(Brechin City)		 Greg Rutherford
(Berwick Rangers)		 Derek McInnes
(Aberdeen)		Jack Ross
(St Mirren)		David Hopkin
(Livingston)		 Dave Mackay
(Stirling Albion)
AprilLiam Boyce
(Ross County)		 Stevie Mallan
(St Mirren)		Liam Buchanan
(Livingston)		 Ryan McCord
(Arbroath)		Brendan Rodgers
(Celtic)		Jack Ross
(St Mirren)		David Hopkin
(Livingston)		 Dick Campbell
(Arbroath)

2017–18 season

MonthPremiership
player		Championship
player		League One
player		League Two
player		Premiership
manager		Championship
manager		League One
manager		League Two
manager		Ref
August Michael O'Halloran
(St Johnstone)		 Joe Cardle
(Dunfermline Athletic)		 Lewis Vaughan
(Raith Rovers)		 Darren Smith
(Stirling Albion)		 Tommy Wright
(St Johnstone)		 Allan Johnston
(Dunfermline Athletic)		 Barry Smith
(Raith Rovers)		 Dave Mackay
(Stirling Albion)		 [1]
September Louis Moult
(Motherwell)		 Lewis Morgan
(St Mirren)		 Ryan McCord
(Arbroath)		 Mark McGuigan
(Stenhousemuir)		 Brendan Rodgers
(Celtic)		 David Hopkin
(Livingston)		 Brian Kerr
(Albion Rovers)		 Brown Ferguson
(Stenhousemuir)
October Kieran Tierney
(Celtic)		 Carl Tremarco
(Inverness CT)		 Michael Moffat
(Ayr United)		Craig Johnston
(Montrose)		 Neil Lennon
(Hibernian)		 John Robertson
(Inverness CT)		 Ian McCall
(Ayr United)		 Gavin Price
(Elgin City)
November David Templeton
(Hamilton Academical)		 Scott Fraser
(Dundee United)		 Lawrence Shankland
(Ayr United)		 Cammy Ballantyne
(Montrose)		 Martin Canning
(Hamilton Academical)		 Stephen Aitken
(Dumbarton)		Ian McCall
(Ayr United)		 Stewart Petrie
(Montrose)
December Kris Boyd
(Kilmarnock)		 Stephen Dobbie
(Queen of the South)		 Alan Trouten
(Albion Rovers)		 Rory McAllister
(Peterhead)		 Steve Clarke
(Kilmarnock)		 Jack Ross
(St Mirren)		Barry Smith
(Raith Rovers)		 Jim McInally
(Peterhead)
JanuaryNo award, due to winter break Stephen McGinn
(St Mirren)		 Angus Beith
(Stranraer)		Darren Smith
(Stirling Albion)		No award, due to winter breakJack Ross
(St Mirren)		 Dick Campbell
(Arbroath)		Jim McInally
(Peterhead)
February Josh Windass
(Rangers)		 Ryan Hardie
(Livingston)		 Willis Furtado
(Raith Rovers)		 Peter MacDonald
(Stirling Albion)		Steve Clarke
(Kilmarnock)		David Hopkin
(Livingston)		Dick Campbell
(Arbroath)		Dave Mackay
(Stirling Albion)
March Stephen O'Donnell
(Kilmarnock)		 Nicky Clark
(Dunfermline Athletic)		Lawrence Shankland
(Ayr United)		Chris McStay
(Clyde)		Steve Clarke
(Kilmarnock)		Jack Ross
(St Mirren)		Ian McCall
(Ayr United)		 Danny Lennon
(Clyde)

2018–19 season

MonthPremiership
player		Championship
player		League One
player		League Two
player		Premiership
manager		Championship
manager		League One
manager		League Two
manager		Ref
August Tony Watt
(St Johnstone)		 Lawrence Shankland
(Ayr United)		 Ryan Wallace
(Arbroath)		 Rory McAllister
(Peterhead)		 Craig Levein
(Heart of Midlothian)		 Ian McCall
(Ayr United)		 Dick Campbell
(Arbroath)		 Peter Murphy
(Annan Athletic)		 [2] [3] [4] [5] [6]
September Steven Naismith
(Heart of Midlothian)		 Stephen Dobbie
(Queen of the South)		 Bobby Linn
(Arbroath)		 Conrad Balatoni
(Edinburgh City)		 Gary Holt
(Livingston)		 Steve Ferguson & Stuart Kettlewell
(Ross County)		 Darren Young
(East Fife)		 James McDonaugh
(Edinburgh City)		 [7]
October James Forrest
(Celtic)		 Billy Mckay
(Ross County)		 Kevin Nisbet
(Raith Rovers)		Blair Henderson
(Edinburgh City)		 Brendan Rodgers
(Celtic)		Steve Ferguson & Stuart Kettlewell
(Ross County)		Dick Campbell
(Arbroath)		 Mark Roberts
(Queen's Park)		 [8] [9]
November Ryan Christie
(Celtic)		 Fraser Aird
(Dundee United)		 Ricky Little
(Arbroath)		Dylan Cogill
(Clyde)		 Tommy Wright
(St Johnstone)		 Robbie Neilson
(Dundee United)		Dick Campbell
(Arbroath)		 Danny Lennon
(Clyde)		 [10] [11]
December Sam Cosgrove
(Aberdeen)		 Dario Zanatta
(Alloa Athletic)		 Martin Rennie
(Montrose)		Blair Henderson
(Edinburgh City)		 Derek McInnes
(Aberdeen)		 Jim Goodwin
(Alloa Athletic)		 Stewart Petrie
(Montrose)		 Jim McInally
(Peterhead)		 [12]
JanuaryNo award, due to winter breakStephen Dobbie
(Queen of the South)		Anton Dowds
(East Fife)		 Peter MacDonald
(Stirling Albion)		No award, due to winter break Gary Naysmith
(Queen of the South)		 Jim Weir
(Forfar Athletic)		Danny Lennon
(Clyde)		 [13]
February Jake Hastie
(Motherwell)		Billy Mckay
(Ross County)		 Dom Thomas
(Dumbarton)		 Chris Johnston
(Annan Athletic)		 Stephen Robinson
(Motherwell)		 Stevie Crawford
(Dunfermline Athletic)		 Jim Duffy
(Dumbarton)		Peter Murphy
(Annan Athletic)		 [14]
March Odsonne Edouard
(Celtic)		 Aaron Doran
(Inverness CT)		 Dale Hilson
(Forfar Athletic)		Peter Morrison
(Albion Rovers)		 Paul Heckingbottom
(Hibernian)		 John Robertson
(Inverness CT)		Jim Weir
(Forfar Athletic)		 Kevin Harper
(Albion Rovers)		 [15] [16]
April Scott Arfield
(Rangers)		 Brian Graham
(Ross County)		 Calum Gallagher
(Dumbarton)		Smart Osadolor
(Albion Rovers)		 Steven Gerrard
(Rangers)		Steve Ferguson & Stuart Kettlewell
(Ross County)		Jim Duffy
(Dumbarton)		Danny Lennon
(Clyde)		 [17]

2019–20 season

MonthPremiership
player		Championship
player		League One
player		League Two
player		Premiership
manager		Championship
manager		League One
manager		League Two
manager		Ref
August Odsonne Édouard
(Celtic)		 Lawrence Shankland
(Dundee United)		 Marc McCallum
(Forfar Athletic)		 Declan Glass
(Cove Rangers)		 Neil Lennon
(Celtic)		 Robbie Neilson
(Dundee United)		 Darren Young
(East Fife)		 Paul Hartley
(Cove Rangers)		 [18] [19]
September Alfredo Morelos
(Rangers)		 Alan Forrest
(Ayr United)		 Steven Anderson
(Raith Rovers)		 Craig Barr
(Cowdenbeath)		 Steven Gerrard
(Rangers)		 Ian McCall
(Ayr United and Partick Thistle)		 John McGlynn
(Raith Rovers)		 Gary Bollan
(Cowdenbeath)		 [20]
October Mohamed Elyounoussi
(Celtic)		 Declan McDaid
(Dundee)		 Graham Webster
(Montrose)		 Shane Sutherland
(Elgin City)		 Angelo Alessio
(Kilmarnock)		 James McPake
(Dundee)		 Stewart Petrie
(Montrose)		 Gavin Price
(Elgin City)		 [21] [22]
November Christian Doidge
(Hibernian)		 Kevin Nisbet
(Dunfermline Athletic)		 Dale Carrick
(Airdrieonians)		Salim Kouider-Aïssa
(Queen's Park)		Neil Lennon
(Celtic)		Robbie Neilson
(Dundee United)		 Ian Murray
(Airdrieonians)		 Mark Roberts
(Queen's Park)		 [23]
December Martin Boyle
(Hibernian)		 Calum Butcher
(Dundee United)		Andrew Steeves
(Montrose)		Liam Henderson
(Edinburgh City)		Steven Gerrard
(Rangers)		Robbie Neilson
(Dundee United)		Stewart Petrie
(Montrose)		 James McDonaugh
(Edinburgh City)		 [24] [25] [26]
JanuaryOdsonne Édouard
(Celtic)		 Kevin O'Hara
(Alloa Athletic)		 Declan McManus
(Falkirk)		 Mitch Megginson
(Cove Rangers)		 Gary Holt
(Livingston)		 Peter Grant
(Alloa Athletic)		 David McCracken & Lee Miller
(Falkirk)		Paul Hartley
(Cove Rangers)		 [27] [28]
February Billy Mckay
(Ross County)		 Nicky Cadden
(Greenock Morton)		 Scott Agnew
(East Fife)		 Dylan Bikey
(Stirling Albion)		Neil Lennon
(Celtic)		 David Hopkin
(Greenock Morton)		Darren Young
(East Fife)		 Ray McKinnon
(Queen's Park)		 [29]

2020–21 season

MonthPremiership
player		Championship
player		League One
player		League Two
player		Premiership
manager		Championship
manager		League One
manager		League Two
manager		Ref
August Ryan Kent
(Rangers)		——— Steven Gerrard
(Rangers)		——— [30]
September James Tavernier
(Rangers)		——— Neil Lennon
(Celtic)		——— [31]
October Connor Goldson
(Rangers)		 Euan Murray
(Dunfermline Athletic)		Stuart McKenzie
(Cove Rangers)		Willie Muir
(Queen's Park)		Steven Gerrard
(Rangers)		 Stevie Crawford
(Dunfermline Athletic)		 Paul Hartley
(Cove Rangers)		 Ray McKinnon
(Queen's Park)		 [32]
November James Tavernier
(Rangers)		 Kyle Turner
(Dunfermline Athletic)		Thomas Robert
(Airdrieonians)		 Darryl Duffy
(Stranraer)		Steven Gerrard
(Rangers)		 Stevie Crawford
(Dunfermline Athletic)		 Lee Miller &
David McCracken
(Falkirk)		 Stephen Farrell
(Stranraer)		 [33]
December David Turnbull
(Celtic)		 Charlie Adam
(Dundee)		 Jack Hamilton
(East Fife)		 Andy Ryan
(Stirling Albion)		 David Martindale
(Livingston)		 Robbie Neilson
(Heart of Midlothian)		 Stewart Petrie
(Montrose)		 Kevin Rutkiewicz
(Stirling Albion)		 [34]
January Scott Robinson
(Livingston)		 Connor Shields
(Queen of the South)		——David Martindale
(Livingston)		 Allan Johnston
(Queen of the South)		—— [35]
February Odsonne Édouard
(Celtic)		 Willie Gibson
(Queen of the South)		——Steven Gerrard
(Rangers)		 Dick Campbell
(Arbroath)		—— [36] [37]
March Alfredo Morelos
(Rangers)		 David Carson (Inverness Caledonian Thistle) Graham Webster
(Montrose)		 Raffaele De Vita
(Edinburgh City)		 Callum Davidson
(St Johnstone)		 James McPake
(Dundee)		Lee Miller & David McCracken
(Falkirk)		 Gary Naysmith
(Edinburgh City)		 [38] [39]
April Kyle Lafferty
(Kilmarnock)		 Jack Hamilton
(Arbroath)		 Scott Tiffoney
(Partick Thistle)		Matthew Aitken
(Albion Rovers)		 Graham Alexander
(Motherwell)		Robbie Neilson
(Heart of Midlothian)		 Ian McCall
(Partick Thistle)		 Brian Reid
(Albion Rovers)		 [40]

2021–22 season

MonthPremiership
player		Championship
player		League One
player		League Two
player		Premiership
manager		Championship
manager		League One
manager		League Two
manager		Ref
August Martin Boyle
(Hibernian)		 Michael McKenna (Arbroath) Simon Murray (Queens Park) Joe Cardle (Kelty Hearts) Robbie Neilson
(Heart of Midlothian)		 Billy Dodds (Inverness Caledonian Thistle) Laurie Ellis (Queen's Park) Kevin Thomson (Kelty Hearts) [41]
September Ian Harkes (Dundee United) Joel Nouble (Arbroath)Callum Wilson (Dumbarton) Nathan Austin (Kelty Hearts) Graham Alexander (Motherwell) Dick Campbell (Arbroath) Stephen Farrell (Dumbarton) Kevin Rutkiewicz (Stirling Albion) [42]
October Jota (Celtic) Oli Shaw (Kilmarnock) Rory McAllister (Cove Rangers) Craig Thomson (Forfar Athletic) Ange Postecoglou (Celtic) John McGlynn (Scottish footballer) (Raith Rovers) Stewart Petrie (Montrose) Gary Irvine (Forfar Athletic) [43]
NovemberJota (Celtic) Ethan Ross (Raith Rovers) Mitchel Megginson (Cove Rangers) John Robertson (Edinburg City) Graham Alexander (Motherwell) Ian McCall (Partick Thistle) Paul Hartley (Cove Rangers)Kevin Thomson (Kelty Hearts) [44]
December Alfredo Morelos (Rangers)Anton Dowds (Arbroath)Blair Yule (Cove Rangers)Dominic Docherty (Annan Athletic) Giovanni Van Bronckhorst (Rangers)Dick Campbell (Arbroath)Paul Hartley (Cove Rangers) Peter Murphy (Annan Athletic) [45]
January Regan Charles-Cook (Ross County) Gavin Reilly (Greenock Morton) Dylan Easton (Airdrieonians)Tam Orr (Stenhousemuir)Ange Postecoglou (Celtic) Dougie Imrie (Greenock Morton) Ian Murray (Airdrieonians) Gavin Price (Elgin City) [46]
February Bruce Anderson (Livingston)Kyle Lafferty (Kilmarnock) Rhys McCabe (Airdrieonians) Nicky Jamieson (Stenhousemuir)Ange Postecoglou (Celtic)Dougie Imrie (Greenock Morton)Ian Murray (Airdrieonians) Stephen Swift (Stenhousemuir) [47]
March Giorgos Giakoumakis (Celtic)Kyle Lafferty (Kilmarnock) Callum Smith (Airdrieonians)Tommy Goss (Annan Athletic)Ange Postecoglou (Celtic) Derek McInnes (Kilmarnock)Paul Hartley (Cove Rangers)Kevin Thomson (Kelty Hearts) [48]

2022–23 season

MonthPremiership
player		Championship
player		League One
player		League Two
player		Premiership
manager		Championship
manager		League One
manager		League Two
manager		Ref
August Kyogo Furuhashi
(Celtic)		 Dipo Akinyemi
(Ayr United)		 Calum Gallagher
(Airdrieonians)		Declan Byrne
(Dumbarton)		 Ange Postecoglou
(Celtic)		 Lee Bullen
(Ayr United)		 Rhys McCabe
(Airdrieonians)		 Stevie Farrell
(Dumbarton)		 [49] [50] [51] [52]
[53] [54] [55] [56]
September / October Antonio Čolak
(Rangers)		 Robbie Muirhead
(Greenock Morton)		 Danny Handling
(Edinburgh)		Kane Hester
(Elgin City)		Ange Postecoglou
(Celtic)		 Dougie Imrie
(Greenock Morton)		 James McPake
(Dunfermline Athletic)		 Darren Young
(Stirling Albion)		 [57] [58] [59] [60]
[61] [62] [63] [64]
November Sead Hakšabanović
(Celtic)		 Paul McMullan
(Dundee)		 Jordan Allan
(Clyde)		 Charlie Reilly
(Albion Rovers)		 David Martindale
(Livingston)		 Gary Bowyer
(Dundee)		James McPake
(Dunfermline Athletic)		Stevie Farrell
(Dumbarton)		 [65] [66] [67] [68]
[69] [70] [71] [72]
DecemberKyogo Furuhashi
(Celtic)		Grant Savoury
(Queen's Park)		 John Robertson
(Edinburgh)		 Chris Johnston
(Annan Athletic)		 Michael Beale
(Rangers)		 Owen Coyle
(Queen's Park)		 Alan Maybury
(Edinburgh)		Stevie Farrell
(Dumbarton)		 [73] [74] [75]
[76] [77] [78]
January Kevin Nisbet
(Hibernian)		 Billy Mckay
(Inverness CT)		 Callumn Morrison
(Falkirk)		 Charlie Reilly
(Albion Rovers)		 Robbie Neilson
(Heart of Midlothian)		 Billy Dodds
(Inverness CT)		 John McGlynn
(Falkirk)		 Ray McKinnon
(Forfar Athletic)		 [79] [80] [81] [82]
[83] [84] [85]
February Reo Hatate
(Celtic)		 Connor Shields
(Queen's Park)		 Kyle Benedictus
(Dunfermline Athletic)		Matty Yates
(Stenhousemuir)		 Stuart Kettlewell
(Motherwell)		Dougie Imrie
(Greenock Morton)		John McGlynn
(Falkirk)		 Gary Naysmith
(Stenhousemuir)		 [86] [87]
March Duk
(Aberdeen)		Dipo Akinyemi
(Ayr United)		 Gabby McGill
(Airdrieonians)		Tommy Goss
(Annan Athletic)		 Barry Robson
(Aberdeen)		Gary Bowyer
(Dundee)		 Marvin Bartley
Queen of the South 		Greig McDonald
(East Fife)		 [88] [89]
April Kevin van Veen
(Motherwell)		 Kyle Turner
(Partick Thistle)		 Craig Wighton
(Dunfermline Athletic)		 Dale Carrick
(Stirling Albion)		Barry Robson
(Aberdeen)		Billy Dodds
(Inverness CT)		James McPake
(Dunfermline Athletic)		Darren Young
(Stirling Albion)

2023–24 season

MonthPremiership
player		Championship
player		League One
player		League Two
player		Premiership
manager		Championship
manager		League One
manager		League Two
manager		Ref
August Ryan Strain
(St Mirren)		 Ruari Paton
(Queen's Park)		 Jamie Smith
(Hamilton Academical)		Jamie Dishington
(The Spartans)		 Stephen Robinson
(St Mirren)		 Robin Veldman
Queen's Park		 John Rankin
(Hamilton Academical)		Douglas Samuel
(The Spartans)
September Matt O'Riley
(Celtic)		 Jermaine Hylton
(Arbroath)		 Callumn Morrison
(Falkirk)		 Gregor Buchanan
(Stenhousemuir)		 Brendan Rodgers
(Celtic)		 Jim Goodwin
(Dundee United)		 John McGlynn
(Falkirk)		 Gary Naysmith
(Stenhousemuir)		 [90] [91]
October Abdallah Sima
(Rangers)		 Kai Fotheringham
(Dundee United)		Kyle Macdonald
(Hamilton Accies)		Bradley Whyte
(Spartans)		 Derek McInnes
(Kilmarnock)		 Jim Goodwin
(Dundee United)		 John McGlynn
(Falkirk)		Douglas Samuel
(Spartans)
November Lawrence Shankland (Heart of Midlothian) Steven Naismith (Heart of Midlothian) [92]
December Lawrence Shankland (Heart of Midlothian) Derek McInnes (Kilmarnock)
January Alan Forrest (Heart of Midlothian) Philippe Clement

(Rangers)

 [93] [94]
February Blair Spittal

(Motherwell)

 Dom Thomas (Queens Park) Taylor Steven (Alloa) Martin Rennie (Clyde) Philippe Clement (Rangers) Dougie Imrie (Morton) Andy Graham(Alloa Athletic) Ray McKinnon (Forfar) [95]
March
April Brian Graham
(Partick Thistle)		 Aiden Smith
(Annan)		Bradley Barrett
(Bonnyrigg Rose)		 Brendan Rodgers
(Celtic)		 Jim Goodwin
(Dundee Utd)		 Stevie Farrell
(Dumbarton)

2024–25 season

MonthPremiership
player		Championship
player		League One
player		League Two
player		Premiership
manager		Championship
manager		League One
manager		League Two
manager		Ref
August
September
October
November
December
January
February
March
April

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