Wolves youngster Connor Ronan has praised the supporters at St. Mirren.

The talented loanee was one of the best players for the Scottish club this season.

Ronan won three awards at the club's end of the year event, including supporters' player of the year.

He told St Mirren TV: "It's obviously a massive honour to be voted to win by different groups of people for the awards.

"The most important one is the fans. When you come to a new club it's a massive part to be accepted by the fans.

"I think that reflects how my season has gone. To be accepted by the fans so early on and for them to give me that backing and support all season has been great.

"I've had loan spells in the past where I've gone in, played well and played a lot of games but not had the contribution I would have liked.

"I think the two goals I got against Aberdeen early on in the season helped me massively, in terms of relief at getting your first and then kicking on from there.

"This loan spell has given me the confidence to push on and know I can affect seasons more now by getting those goals and assists."