Celtic’s 5-0 victory over Dundee United last week saw the Glasgow giants crowned as champions for the fourth successive season, with the league now its 12th season since being rebranded as the Scottish Premiership.
Back in 2013, when the SPL and SFL merged to form the new Scottish Professional Football League, it was Celtic who were the reigning champions of Scotland and the Hoops have largely dominated the division ever since, winning the league all but once since the 2013/14 campaign.
Currently on 84 points, the Celts could hit a total of 93 points come the end of the campaign, and with Rodgers’ team already sealing the title with three games to go, they now the chance to be one of the league’s best ever teams, based on their league points tally.
But who have been best Scottish Premiership teams ever? Here is every Scottish Premiership winner ranked by points total - and how the current Celtic team compare:
5. 2023/24 - Celtic (93 points)
Brendan Rodgers' return as Celtic manager saw the club rack up the sixth best finish in Scottish Premiership history last year, hitting 93 points and securing goal difference of +65. The club lost just three league games in the entire season. | SNS Group
6. 2021/22 - Celtic (93 points)
The first title won under Ange Postecoglou was a special one for Celtic fans, after losing their crown to Rangers the season before. While a haul of 93 points has been matched by both Celtic and Rangers in the past, the +70 goal difference from this season makes it the 10th best league finish in the Scottish Premiership. | SNS Group
7. 2013/14: Celtic - (99 points)
With Rangers out of the picture following their demotion, Neil Lennon's Celtic continued to rack up the trophies. Losing just once league game all season, Celtic finish the season on 99 points and a +77 goal difference, 29 points ahead of Motherwell in second. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group
8. 2022/23: Celtic - (99 points)
The second title won by Australian head coach Ange Postecoglou saw Celtic score an astonishing 114 goals and a +80 goal difference. Losing just three games all season, they won the domestic treble in the process. However, it would be Postecoglou's final season at Celtic Park, as he opted to move to Tottenham Hotspur. | SNS Group