IT’S hardly been a season of celebration for Rangers, with the Ibrox club going trophyless as Celtic romped to the league.

But that didn’t stop the club from honouring some of their players in their annual end-of-season awards ceremony last night.

Many Rangers supporters weren’t aware that the awards night was even taking place, with the club seemingly not wanting to bring too much attention to the do.

But the announcement of the award winners didn’t go down too well when Gers eventually posted on X, formerly Twitter.

One fan said: “Purely an embarrassment (bar youth and women‘s) that this has been held tonight.”

A second commented: “In what world did they think ‘aye, this will be sound?'”

Another replied: “You should have kept all this in house, embarrassing.”

The players have been similarly unwilling to speak out since the event last night.

But now Nicolas Raskin, who scooped both the Player of the Year and Player’s Player of the Year prizes, has broken his silence with a post on Instagram.

Raskin said: “Winning both the ‘Player of the Year’ and ‘Players’ Player of the Year’ awards honestly means the world to me, especially at a club like Rangers.

“I want to sincerely thank my teammates for their support and trust, the physical, technical and medical staff for helping me and the fans for all the love and unbelievable backing all season long.

“It really means a lot to feel that appreciation from both the dressing room and the stands.”

Hamza Igamane was named the Young Player of the Year, before also being nominated for the SPFA award of the same name earlier today.

And club captain James Tavernier was also honoured having passed the 500 appearance mark this season.

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