Manchester United's Eva Olid, Chelsea's Erin Cuthbert, and Ballon d'Or nominee Caroline Weir are among the nominees for this year's Scottish Women's Football Awards, set to take place at Hampden Park.

Eva Olid, head coach of Manchester United, is in contention for Coach of the Year at the upcoming Scottish Women's Football Awards 2026. Olid previously led Heart of Midlothian to their first Scottish Women’s Premier League title before making the move to the English Super League. She faces competition from Leanne Crichton of Rangers, Joelle Murray from Hibernian, and Jack Beesley, who guided Spartans back to the top division.

Erin Cuthbert of Chelsea and Caroline Weir, who recently transferred to Lyon from Real Madrid, are both nominated for the Scotland International Player of the Year. They join fellow nominees Lauren Davidson from Brann and Kathleen McGovern, who made a switch from Hibernian to Newcastle United. This recognition highlights their significant contributions to women's football in Scotland and beyond.

In the Player of the Year category, four strikers are vying for the award: Nicole Kozlova from Glasgow City, Saoirse Noonan of Celtic, Katie Wilkinson from Rangers, and Georgia Timms, who left Hearts for Ipswich Town this summer. The competition reflects the growing talent pool in Scottish women's football.

The winners will be revealed at a ceremony at Hampden Park on 28 November, an event that promises to celebrate the achievements and progress of women in the sport. With such prominent nominees, the awards are set to showcase the best of Scottish football talent and coaching.