Tuesday 2 May 2017 08:22, UK
Celtic's Scott Sinclair has said that he has never been happier after scooping a club awards double.
The 28-year-old was voted the Hoops' player of the year by both team-mates and fans ahead of their annual awards night.
The wide player has scored 25 goals, including the winner at Hearts 20 minutes after coming off the bench on his debut, and rejuvenated his career following unhappy spells at Manchester City and Aston Villa.
Sinclair told the club website: "This is the best time and the happiest time in my career right now. To have the connection with the fans and all of them who voted for me, it just means so much to me."
With Celtic unbeaten in domestic football and 90 minutes away from the treble, Sinclair had tough competition from the likes of Stuart Armstrong, Scott Brown and Moussa Dembele.
He added: "It's amazing. The season we have had, there are so many other players in the team who were up for the award and it's great to get it.
"When your team-mates vote for you, it means so much. Anyone could have won it. Any award you pick up is special. When players vote for you to win it, it's a great feeling."
Kieran Tierney won the young player award, while Dembele got the best goal for his third strike at St Johnstone in February, which came after a 24-pass move.
