The Professional Footballers' Association Scotland Team of the Year (often called the PFA Scotland Team of the Year , or simply the Team of the Year ) is an annual award given to a set of 44 footballers in the four national tiers of the Scottish football league system , who are seen to be deserving of being named in a "Team of the Year". The award is compiled by the members of the players' trade union , Professional Footballers' Association Scotland (PFA Scotland), with the winners then being voted for by the other players in their respective divisions.[1] 2006–07 season.[2] [3] managers in each division.[3]
Key [ ]
Positions[nb 1]
GK
Goalkeeper
DF
Defender
MF
Midfielder
FW
Forward
Key
Symbol
Meaning
Appeared in a first tier Team of the Year more than once
Appeared in a second tier Team of the Year more than once
*
Appeared in a third tier Team of the Year more than once
¤
Appeared in a fourth tier Team of the Year more than once
Pos.
Position
Winners [ ] 2006–07 [ ] Sources[3] [4] [5] [6] Premier League [ ]
Pos.
Player
Club
Appearance
GK
Artur Boruc Celtic 1
DF
Steven Whittaker Hibernian 1
DF
Russell Anderson Aberdeen 1
DF
Stephen McManus Celtic
1
DF
Lee Naylor Celtic
1
MF
Scott Brown Hibernian
1
MF
Barry Ferguson Rangers 1
MF
Shunsuke Nakamura Celtic
1
FW
Steven Naismith Kilmarnock 1
FW
Kris Boyd Rangers
1
FW
Scott McDonald Motherwell 1
First Division [ ]
Pos.
Player
Club
Appearance
GK
Alan Main Gretna 1
DF
Martin Canning Gretna
1
DF
Neil McGregor Clyde 1
DF
Kevin James St Johnstone 1
DF
Goran Stanic St Johnstone
1
MF
Craig Bryson Clyde
1
MF
Alex Rae Dundee 1
MF
Don Cowie Ross County 1
FW
Jason Scotland St Johnstone
1
FW
Colin McMenamin Gretna
1
FW
Mark Roberts Partick Thistle 1
Second Division [ ] Third Division [ ] 2007–08 [ ] Premier League [ ] Barry Robson played for Dundee United from August 2007 until January 2008, when he transferred to Celtic.[7]
Pos.
Player
Club
Appearance
GK
Artur Boruc Celtic 2
DF
Steven Whittaker Rangers 2
DF
Carlos Cuéllar Rangers
1
DF
Gary Caldwell Celtic
1
DF
Saša Papac Rangers
1
MF
Shunsuke Nakamura Celtic
2
MF
Barry Ferguson Rangers
2
MF
Barry Robson Dundee United / Celtic1
MF
Aiden McGeady Celtic
1
FW
Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink Celtic
1
FW
Scott McDonald Celtic
2
2008–09 [ ] Premier League [ ]
Pos.
Player
Club
Appearance
GK
Allan McGregor Rangers 1
DF
Andreas Hinkel Celtic 1
DF
Madjid Bougherra Rangers
1
DF
Gary Caldwell Celtic
2
DF
Saša Papac Rangers
2
MF
Scott Brown Celtic
2
MF
Steven Davis Rangers
1
MF
Pedro Mendes Rangers
1
MF
Aiden McGeady Celtic
2
FW
Kenny Miller Rangers
1
FW
Scott McDonald Celtic
3
2009–10 [ ] Premier League [ ] Eight Rangers players were selected, along with Andy Webster , who was on loan to Dundee United from Rangers that season.[8]
Pos.
Player
Club
Appearance
GK
Allan McGregor Rangers 2
DF
Steven Whittaker Rangers
3
DF
David Weir Rangers
1
DF
Andy Webster Dundee United 1
DF
Saša Papac Rangers
3
MF
Jim O'Brien Motherwell 1
MF
Steven Davis Rangers
2
MF
Liam Miller Hibernian 1
MF
Lee McCulloch Rangers
1
FW
Kenny Miller Rangers
2
FW
Kris Boyd Rangers
2
2010–11 [ ] Source[9] Premier League [ ]
Pos.
Player
Club
Appearance
GK
Allan McGregor Rangers 3
DF
Mark Wilson Celtic 1
DF
Marius Žaliūkas Heart of Midlothian 1
DF
Madjid Bougherra Rangers
2
DF
Emilio Izaguirre Celtic
1
MF
Steven Naismith Rangers
2
MF
Beram Kayal Celtic
1
MF
Alexei Eremenko Kilmarnock 1
FW
David Goodwillie Dundee United 1
FW
Conor Sammon Kilmarnock
1
FW
Gary Hooper Celtic
1
2011–12 [ ] Sources[10] [11] [12] [13] Premier League [ ] First Division [ ] Second Division [ ] Third Division [ ] 2012–13 [ ] Source[14] Premier League [ ]
Pos.
Player
Club
Appearance
GK
Darren Randolph Motherwell 2
DF
Adam Matthews Celtic 2
DF
Shaun Hutchinson Motherwell
1
DF
Kelvin Wilson Celtic
1
DF
Charlie Mulgrew Celtic
2
MF
Andrew Shinnie Inverness Caledonian Thistle 1
MF
Victor Wanyama Celtic
1
MF
Nicky Law Motherwell
1
FW
Niall McGinn Aberdeen 1
FW
Michael Higdon Motherwell
1
FW
Leigh Griffiths Hibernian 1
First Division [ ] Second Division [ ] Third Division [ ]
Pos.
Player
Club
Appearance
GK
Jamie Barclay
Clyde 1
DF
Stephen McNally Montrose 1
DF
Ricky Little ¤Queen's Park 2
DF
Lee McCulloch Rangers 1
DF
Lee Wallace Rangers
1
MF
Lee Currie
Berwick Rangers 1
MF
David Anderson
Queen's Park
1
MF
Daniel Moore ¤
Elgin City 2
FW
Andrew Little Rangers
1
FW
Rory McAllister Peterhead 1
FW
David Templeton Rangers
1
2013–14 [ ] Sources[15] [16] Premiership [ ]
Pos.
Player
Club
Appearance
GK
Fraser Forster Celtic 1
DF
Graeme Shinnie Inverness Caledonian Thistle 1
DF
Virgil van Dijk Celtic
1
DF
Mark Reynolds Aberdeen 1
DF
Andrew Robertson Dundee United 1
MF
Stuart Armstrong Dundee United
1
MF
Peter Pawlett Aberdeen
1
MF
Kris Commons Celtic
1
FW
Stevie May St Johnstone 1
FW
Kris Boyd Kilmarnock 3
FW
Nadir Ciftci Dundee United
1
Championship [ ] League One [ ] League Two [ ] 2014–15 [ ] Sources[17] [18]
Premiership [ ] Stuart Armstrong played for Dundee United from August 2014 until February 2015, when he transferred to Celtic .[19]
Championship [ ]
Pos.
Player
Club
Appearance
GK
Neil Alexander Heart of Midlothian 1
DF
David Gray Hibernian 1
DF
Alim Öztürk Heart of Midlothian
1
DF
Danny Wilson Heart of Midlothian
1
DF
Lewis Stevenson Hibernian
1
MF
Scott Allan Hibernian
1
MF
Morgaro Gomis Heart of Midlothian
1
MF
Jamie Walker Heart of Midlothian
1
FW
Gavin Reilly Queen of the South 1
FW
Rory Loy Falkirk 2
FW
Osman Sow Heart of Midlothian
1
League One [ ] League Two [ ] 2015–16 [ ] Sources[20] [21]
Premiership [ ] Championship [ ] League One [ ] League Two [ ] 2016–17 [ ] Sources[22] [23]
Premiership [ ] Championship [ ] League One [ ] League Two [ ] 2017–18 [ ] Sources[24] [25] [26] [27]
Premiership [ ] [citation needed
Championship [ ]
Pos.
Player
Club
Appearance
GK
Neil Alexander Livingston 2
DF
Ryan Williamson Dunfermline Athletic 1
DF
Craig Halkett Livingston
1
DF
Thomas O'Ware Greenock Morton 2
DF
Liam Smith St Mirren 1
MF
Cammy Smith St Mirren
1
MF
Stephen McGinn St Mirren
1
MF
Iain Vigurs Inverness Caledonian Thistle 1
MF
Gavin Reilly St Mirren
2
FW
Stephen Dobbie Queen of the South 2
FW
Lewis Morgan St Mirren
1
League One [ ] League Two [ ] 2018–19 [ ] Sources[28] [29] [30] [31]
Premiership [ ]
Pos.
Player
Club
Appearance
GK
Allan McGregor Rangers 4
DF
James Tavernier Rangers
2
DF
Kristoffer Ajer Celtic 1
DF
Dedryck Boyata Celtic
1
DF
Craig Halkett Livingston 1
MF
James Forrest Celtic
3
MF
Callum McGregor Celtic
1
MF
Scott Brown Celtic
6
MF
Graeme Shinnie Aberdeen 4
FW
Alfredo Morelos Rangers
1
FW
Ryan Kent Rangers
1
Championship [ ] League One [ ] League Two [ ]
Pos.
Player
Club
Appearance
GK
Blair Currie Clyde 1
DF
Craig Thomson Edinburgh City 1
DF
Conrad Balatoni Edinburgh City
1
DF
Martin McNiff Clyde
1
DF
Jamie Stevenson Peterhead 1
MF
Willie Gibson ¤Peterhead
2
MF
Scott Brown Peterhead
1
MF
John Rankin Clyde
1
MF
Chris Johnston Annan Athletic 1
FW
David Goodwillie Clyde
1
FW
Blair Henderson
Edinburgh City
1
2019–20 [ ] Due to the COVID-19 pandemic , PFA Scotland cancelled their awards for the 2019–20 season.[32]
2020–21 [ ] Sources[33] [34] [35] [36]
Premiership [ ]
Pos.
Player
Club
Appearance
GK
Allan McGregor Rangers 5
DF
James Tavernier Rangers
3
DF
Kristoffer Ajer Celtic 2
DF
Connor Goldson Rangers
1
DF
Borna Barišić Rangers
1
MF
Glen Kamara Rangers
1
MF
David Turnbull Celtic
1
MF
Steven Davis Rangers
4
FW
Odsonne Edouard Celtic
1
FW
Alfredo Morelos Rangers
2
FW
Ryan Kent Rangers
2
Championship [ ] [ ]
^ For more information, see Formation (association football) .
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