Paul Hartley has praised Callum McGregor’s ability on the park- and his decision to bodyswerve social media.
The midfielder is looking favourite to scoop the Player of the Year awards as he takes on extra responsibility in Neil Lennon’s treble side.
While some of his team-mates revel in sharing regular updates on Instagram and Twitter McGregor shuns social media to get on with his life away from the public eye.
With doubts over the fitness of Scott Brown and Olivier Ntcham the Academy graduate will be more important than ever tomorrow night against Copenhagen.
Hartley’s game evolved into a similar role at Celtic with the Cove Rangers boss full of praise for the role McGregor plays in the Celtic side. desoite further speculation over interest from Leicester City.
“Callum seems to like being at Parkhead, but £25m is a lot of money for any Scottish club. Hartley told The Sun.
“Another thing I like about him is that he’s a level-headed player, one who doesn’t seem to get involved with social media, which is unusual for footballers nowadays. He just seems to love the game.
“The goalscorers tend to attract the headlines and win the awards, but he just goes about his job week after week after week in such a professional manner.”
