The season has been remarkable on the home front and in Europe – and it’s not over yet.
Since kicking off with a win over Aberdeen at Pittodrie on the opening day, the disappointments have been few and far between as Steven Gerrard’s side marched to the title with an incredible defensive record and a long unbeaten run only blemished by St Mirren in the Betfred Cup quarter final.
Beating Aberdeen at Pittodrie twice in the same season has not happened in a while – ten years infact – the same season Rangers last won the trophy. Back then Allan McGregor was in goals and Steven Davis patrolled the midfield.
But who else was in the last Rangers side to lift the Premiership trophy, and where are they now?
We took a look back to Walter Smith and Ally McCoist’s squad of season 2010-11, and what’s happened since.
Get a year of unlimited access to all The Scotsman's sport coverage without the need for a full subscription. Expert analysis of the biggest games, exclusive interviews, live blogs, transfer news and 70 per cent fewer ads on Scotsman.com - all for less than £1 a week. Subscribe to us today.
17. Madjid Bougherra
Title win was one of Bougherra's final acts at Rangers - he moved on that summer after playing a final Champions League qualifier for the club when they went out to Malmo. Moved to Qatar then Greece and took coaching step with the Algerian national team which he now manages. Photo: GABRIEL BOUYS
18. Steven Whittaker
Now at Dunfermline after ending a second spell at Hibs. Defender racked up 31 Scotland caps but was another who left the club in controversial circumstances, and headed to Norwich where he won the EFL play-offs and played more than 40 Premier League games. Photo: Ross Parker - SNS Group
19. David Healy
Veteran striker moved to Bury and is now in charge of Linfield in his homeland who he has led to three NIFL Premiership titles including last season. Photo: Mark Runnacles
20. Kyle Bartley
Defender didn't play much in title-winning team but returned a year later for another loan spell. Moved on to Swansea and now established in the Premier League at West Bromwich Albion after loan deals to Birmingham and Leeds United. Photo: Alex Livesey