Charlie Adam has bagged a nomination for the PFA Scotland Championship Player of the Year award.
The Dundee star made the four-man shortlist – voted for by their fellow players – along with Liam Boyce and Craig Gordon of Hearts and Regan Hendry of Raith Rovers.
Adam and Hendry will go head-to-head at Dens Park on Saturday as the Dark Blues attempt to secure their place in the Premiership play-off finals.
The nominees for this season’s PFA Scotland Championship Player of the Year are:
Charlie Adam (@DundeeFC)
Liam Boyce (@JamTarts)
Craig Gordon (@JamTarts)
Regan Hendry (@RaithRovers)The winner will be revealed this Sunday (16 May)#whowillitbe #CPoY #awards #pfas pic.twitter.com/olnxjIDzTs
— PFA Scotland (@PFAScotland) May 13, 2021
The Dee hold a 3-0 lead from their first leg clash with Rovers on Wednesday night, when Adam produced two assists in a top class display.
His performance led Raith boss John McGlynn to hail the former Liverpool, Stoke City, Rangers and Scotland man’s “magic wand” of a left foot.
'What a ball and what a finish!' 🙌
Watch Charlie Adam lay it on a plate for Jordan McGhee to open the scoring for Dundee 👇 pic.twitter.com/J0N2a7u0qy
— BBC Sport Scotland (@BBCSportScot) May 12, 2021
The Dundee-born star has racked up 29 appearances for his hometown club this season, despite enduring a Covid-19-induced spell on the sidelines, scoring six goals along the way.