Moult, left, and Rovers striker Lewis Vaughan. Images: SNS
Dundee United marksman Louis Moult and Raith Rovers forward Lewis Vaughan have been shortlisted for PFA Scotland Championship player of the year.
The duo will battle it out with Partick Thistle talisman Brian Graham and Queen’s Park’s Ruari Paton for the top prize.
Goalscorer Louis Moult is congratulated by Ross Docherty. Image: SNS
Moult, 31, has enjoyed a blistering campaign for the Tangerines, allaying any fears regarding his durability following several seasons blighted by injury.
The former Motherwell hero has scored 19 goals in all competitions this term, while contributing a further four assists.
His all-round play as a focal point in attack has been pivotal to United’s title win.
Lewis Vaughan celebrates scoring for Raith Rovers. Image: Mark Scates / SNS Group.
Vaughan, meanwhile, is fittingly recognised during his testimonial year with the Rovers.
As well as toasting his longevity with a poignant friendly against boyhood heroes, Hibs, Vaughan has been prolific for the Fifers, scoring 16 goals and notching five assists.
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Louis Moult and Lewis Vaughan among Championship player of the year nominees
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