Celtic manager Ange Postecoglou, St Mirren's Stephen Robinson, James McPake of Dunfermline and Stirling Albion boss Darren Young are the nominees for Scottish manager of the year.

Postecoglou has led Celtic to a second successive Premiership title and, if they win their remaining four games, they will set a new Scottish top-flight points milestone of 107, eclipsing Brendan Rodger's treble-winning Invincibles of 2016-17.

Inverness Caledonian Thistle in next month's Scottish Cup final is all that stands between Celtic and a fifth treble in seven seasons.

Stephen Robinson overhauled the St Mirren squad last summer and they still have a chance of European football after securing their first top-six finish since the split was introduced.

The Buddies have been impressive at home and are also the only side to beat Celtic domestically this season.

James McPake took charge at Dunfermline last May after their relegation to League One and has taken them back to the Championship at the first attempt.

The Pars won the title with three games to spare with the target now a return to the top-flight for the first time since 2012.

Darren Young is the final nominee after guiding Stirling Albion to the League Two title in a run of 18 games unbeaten.