Liel Abada on his Celtic debt of gratitude as breakout star salutes Ange and Bitton after award

Liel Abada was thrilled to land the PFA Young Player of the Year award – but he’s out to add the Premiership title to complete a dream season.

The Celtic youngster was part of a Parkhead clean sweep at Sunday’s prize bash with Ange Postecoglou and skipper Callum McGregor being named manager and player of the year.

Abada admitted his debut campaign could not have gone better but he’s determined to fire the Hoops over the finishing line this month to claim the big prize.

The 20-year-old Israel star said: “I have a lot of dreams. We need to complete our goal. We want to win the league and that is what our focus is on right now. All my focus is on Celtic right now.”

Abada has scored 15 goals and provided another 11 assists in a stunning first season in Scotland.

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The PFA gong was a sweet feeling but he dedicated his prize to his Parkhead pals and punters.

Abada said: “It’s a great moment for me. This is only my first season at Celtic and I am very happy to be here.

“I would like to say thank you for everybody’s support. Could I have imagined my first season would go as well as this? I just wanted to do the best I could for the team, for the fans, for everyone and for myself as well.

“I am really