We asked for your thoughts on who should win PFA Scotland's player of the year with Lawrence Shankland and Claudio Braga both making the shortlist.

Chris: Braga presents himself as a fine person on and off the field and I think he will be miles ahead of everyone else when picking up this award. He kept us in the title fight when Shankland was injured and his individual skill level is fantastic!

Steve: Braga is elevated with Shankland on the pitch and Shankland is enjoying playing with a true talent in Braga so I see them being one and two in the running for the award - but Braga should pinch it. He's been a breath of fresh air for Scottish football.

Alison: What a season, so far! Braga not only has the skill, composure and workrate to be considered Scottish football's player of the year but having met the man in person a few times - he's one of the good ones. A big move for him will come in the summer and he's earned every inch of it!

Jim: It has to be Braga for player of the season. Plucked from the obscurity of the Norwegian lower leagues to the potential of winning a Scottish Premiership winner's medal is the real story. His all-round ability, tireless workrate, goalscoring and providing skillset has lit up many matches in many grounds this season. He also stepped up when Shankland was injured and did more than most to keep Hearts' league challenge alive.