Rangers defender Manny Fernandez was the only Ibrox player named in the PFA Scotland Team of the Year.
The centre-back was included in the best XI from the Scottish Premiership as voted for by fellow professionals.
Five Motherwell players were included in the side, with four representatives from Hearts and Benjamin Nygren the sole inclusion from Celtic.
PFA Scotland Team of the Year: Calum Ward (Motherwell), Paul McGinn (Motherwell), Craig Halkett (Heart of Midlothian), Emmanuel Fernandez (Rangers), Harry Milne (Heart of Midlothian), Benjamin Nygren (Celtic), Elliot Watt (Motherwell), Elijah Just (Motherwell), Tawanda Maswanhise (Motherwell), Lawrence Shankland (Heart of Midlothian), Claudio Braga (Heart of Midlothian).
On this morning's Rangers Review Morning Briefing, Derek Clark was joined by Chris Jack to discuss the potential for individual awards for any Rangers players as award season gets underway.
And there was chat on whether Danny Rohl will be in the picture for manager of the year, and who he might be up against for the prize.
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The guys also had time to touch on Michael Stewart's ban from Hampden Park which dominated headlines over the weekend as well as Rangers' trip to Spain for some warm-weather training.
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