Scottish football Journalists and podcasters have helped select the best XI from the top-flight this season and the majority of players come from Ibrox.
Steven Gerrard’s men won the league at a canter, playing positive, controlling football throughout the campaign. Their name looked like being inked on the trophy early on in the season and produced a host of key performers throughout the team.
As such, it is no surprise to see as many as six players make the XI. They have been supplemented by individuals from runners-up Celtic, third-place Hibs and St Johnstone, who not only finished fifth but won the cup double.
Click and scroll through to see the XI chosen by the SPFL.
5. LB - Josh Doig (Hibs)
A breakthrough season for the 19-year-old. Played as a left-back and wing-back and excelled in both. Combined a combative approach with good technique and a willingness to support the attack. Photo: Ross MacDonald - SNS Group
6. RW - Martin Boyle (Hibs)
The best player outside of the Old Firm. So dangerous with his speed no matter what position he plays. A constant goal threat. Photo: Craig Williamson - SNS Group
7. CM - Steven Davis (Rangers)
A class act in the Ibrox midfield. Brought composure, direction and conducting qualities. A fine passer and role model. Photo: Alan Harvey - SNS Group
8. CM - David Turnbull (Celtic)
One of the few positives of Celtic’s season. Someone the club can build the team around going forward. A great range of passing and superb vision. Tries to play forward. Photo: Ross MacDonald - SNS Group