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Abdul Majeed Waris has been presented with the Swedish Allsvenskan top scorer award.
The Ghana striker was on Monday handed the golden shoe award after emerging the top scorer in the league with 23 goals from 29 games.
Waris, 21, says he is thrilled with the feat chalked.
“I received the award on Monday and I feel very elated,” Waris said.
Waris becomes the first Ghanaian after Anthony Yeboah - joint top Bundesliga scorer twice with Frankfurt in 1993 and 1994 - to finish as the top goal scorer in a major European league.
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