With the Scottish Premiership season now over, the country’s clubs are heading into their pre-season breaks to allow Euro 2024 to take the sporting headlines.
However, in just over a month the Premier Sports Cup group stage will begin and before we know it, a host of SPFL clubs will be back for another action-packed season. Rangers and Celtic will once again be locking horns in the battle for the title, but can Hearts, Kilmarnock or St Mirren upset the applecart after grabbing the European spots in 23/24?
At the opposite end of the table, Ross County will be looking to avoid the relegation play-offs for a third consecutive season, while Hibs and Aberdeen will hope to make vast improvements on last year’s bottom half finishes.
Ultimately, the success of each team will be by and large down to the quality shown on the pitch. So, ahead of 2024/25, we look at which 20 players are currently the highest valued in the Scottish Premiership, as per their updated Transfermarkt valuations.

17. Lawrence Shankland - £3.4 million
The first non-Old Firm player is the Gorgie goal scorer. The Scottish Premiership player with the sharpest rise in market value this season, he was previously valued at £2.1 million. However, his goal-laden season for Hearts has resulted in his value rocketing to £3.4 million. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images

18. Bojan Miovski - £3.1 million
Alongside Shankland, this Aberdeen striker is the only other non-Old Firm player on this list. The Macedonian forward was a rare bright spark in a disappointing season for the Dons. His value has also shot up after he notched 16 goals in 38 Scottish Premiership game. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group

19. Dujon Sterling - £3.1 million
Mr versatile has developed into a real fan favourite at Ibrox. Brought in on a free transfer last season, Sterling's market value has increased to just over £3 million after his impressive debut season with Rangers. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group

20. Mohamed Diomandé - £3.4 million
Expected to complete a permanent move to Rangers this summer, the Ivorian was one of Philippe Clement's best player during in his loan spell with the club last season. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images

