Celtic manager Gordon Strachan insists the sky' the limit for midfielder Scott Brown after he scooped the Scottish PFA player of the year award.

Brown had a rocky start when he arrived at Parkhead from Hibernian in a £4.4million two years ago but has won round the doubters with a series of storming displays from central midfield.

And despite interest from a host of English Premiership clubs, Strachan has urged the 23-year-old to establish him as a club great after beating off competition from teammate Gary Caldwell and Rangers duo Steven Davis and Pedro Mendes to land the prestigious award.

He said: "It's up to himself, really. Through his career, he's worked with good people at Hibs; hopefully, he's worked with good people at Celtic.

"Where he goes, I don't know - it's up to him. But he can play at a really high level - that's for sure.

"It's not inevitable; I think there are players who stay at clubs for a long time.

"It depends how much they enjoy it. How good he'll be is what we should be looking at."