MORTON fan-favourite Cameron Blues has today been named William Hill Championship Player of the Month for December.

The 26-year-old has played a key part in the Cappielow side's stunning unbeaten run in the league stretching back to the beginning of November as he made vital contributions at both ends of the pitch to help Ton move up to seventh in the Championship.

Blues has enjoyed a stellar month (Image: Gary Bradley)

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Blues has worked his way back into Dougie Imrie's plans after being consigned to a bit-part role from the start of the season off the back of an injury crisis that engulfed the Greenock side.

Initially coming back into the side in the right back berth where he put in sterling performances against the likes of Falkirk and Hamilton, Blues has since moved back into his favoured midfield position which has saw him hit yet another purple patch under the Ton supremo.

The newly crowned Championship Player of The Month kicked into a totally new gear with three goals in his last four games.

Blues netted his first goal of the season, with a composed finish to open the scoring in a 2-2 draw against Airdrieonians before catching out Dunfermline keeper Tobi Owulayemi with a looping strike seven days later as well as denying a certain goal with a goal line clearance to keep out a Tom Fogarty effort

He'd finish the year off on a high by heading his side to victory with a late winner against Partick Thistle on Hogmanay, ensuring that his side headed into 2025 on a high.

And he'll be looking to pick up from where he left off should Ton face Raith Rovers at Cappielow on Sunday.