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.
9. LW - Ryan Kent (Rangers)
Electric, exciting, captivating. That is Kent in a nutshell. No player is capable of bamboozling an opposition team the way the Rangers attacker is. Such a fine balance, change of direction and ability with the ball. Photo: Rob Casey - SNS Group
10. ST - Alfredo Morelos (Rangers)
The Colombian’s scoring rate wasn’t as good as it was last season but Morelos offers the team so much more than goals. He is their focal point in attack. He drags defenders out of position, he links play, moves wide, offers verticality. Photo: Alan Harvey - SNS Group
11. Odsonne Edouard (Celtic)
On his day one of the best in the Premiership. Even on an off day he is still very, very good. The league’s top scorer and was resplendent when he went on a run of eight goals in six league games at the start of the year. Photo: Alan Harvey - SNS Group