Falkirk invincible Callumn Morrison wins PFA Scotland League One Player of the Year award

By Ben Kearney
Published 5th May 2024, 23:59 BST
Updated 9th May 2024, 19:38 BST
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Falkirk marksman Callumn Morrison chosen as PFA Scotland’s League One Player of the Year after firing Bairns to the Championship.

Falkirk invincible Callumn Morrison has been chosen as PFA Scotland’s League One Player of the Year after his goal-laden season played a crucial rule in sending the Bairns back to the Championship in style.

The winger, 24, has been a star player for John McGlynn’s unbeaten title-winners, scoring a whopping 23 league goals – which has him sitting pretty as the SPFL’s top marksman – while also grabbing four assists.

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He beat team-mates Brad Spencer and Calvin Miller to the prize, with Cove Rangers’ Rumarn Burrell making up the nominees for the award, which is voted for by the players themselves.

Callumn Morrison (Photo: Jeff Holmes)Callumn Morrison (Photo: Jeff Holmes)
Callumn Morrison (Photo: Jeff Holmes)

"I am delighted. It has been a great season individually,” Morrison revealed. “It is a great group of lads in the changing room and their was pressure on us to stay undefeated.

"We’ve dug in as a team and done very well. It is a collective thing but I am buzzing. We are now looking forward to the Championship now.”

Related topics:FalkirkBairnsSPFLJohn McGlynnCove Rangers

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