For the second time this season, Edinburgh City FC have secured another double scoop in the SPFL’s monthly awards, with Michael McIndoe named League Two Manager of the Month for February and Ouzy See picking up League Two Player of the Month.
McIndoe’s tactical expertise and man-management have been instrumental in Edinburgh City’s progress, earning him the Manager of the Month award for the third time this season, making him the first manager in the club’s history to win the honour three times in a single campaign. His side currently sit third in the league, continuing their push for a strong finish.
See, who has been in outstanding form since rejoining the club, has played a key role in City’s attacking success, delivering crucial performances that secured his Player of the Month award.
McIndoe praised the forward’s impact, saying: “Ouzy has been excellent since coming back into the squad. His work rate, movement, and impact in the final third have been vital for us. He fully deserves this recognition, and I know he’ll be focused on continuing to deliver for the team.”
Speaking on his own award, McIndoe added: “This recognition is for everyone at the club – players, staff, and the entire backroom team. We’ve worked hard to get to this position, but there’s still a long way to go. The focus remains on maintaining our standards and pushing on.”
Edinburgh City Chairman John Dickson added: “For the second time this season, both our manager and a player have been recognised for their efforts, which says a lot about the direction this club is heading. Michael’s tactical approach and leadership have been outstanding, and Ouzy’s impact on the pitch has been exceptional. To have Michael become the first manager in Edinburgh City’s history to win three Manager of the Month awards in a single season is a huge achievement and speaks volumes about the work he and his coaching team are doing. This is another proud moment for the club.”
Edinburgh City have enjoyed an excellent season so far, and currently occupy a playoff place in the League Two table. After a turbulent season off and on the pitch in 2023/24, which saw a points deduction and relegation from the third tier, few could have predicted that they would become one of the most exciting sides in Scotland to watch. A complete overhaul of the squad was required in summer, and McIndoe’s new recruits have all bought into his philosophy. This is a team, and club, that will be going places in the years to come.
