The Scottish Premiership season may have only ended a month ago, but the new campaign is just a mere 47-days away - and the anticipation is already high.
Celtic will look to hold onto their crown as the champions of Scotland. In search of a fifth successive title win, they could claim a record breaking 56th Scottish title in the history. On the other side of Glasgow though, Rangers new owners will hope their takeover can return the club to their former glories and overthrow their neighbours.
Hibs will be planning to take their almost impeccable form in the second-half of last season into the new season and mount an unexpected title race of their own. Meanwhile, Edinburgh rivals Hearts will want to improve on last year’s bottom six finish under new head coach Derek McInnes.
But where will each team finish come the end of the campaign? Here is where every team is predicted to finish in the Scottish Premiership table come May*.
*All odds are offered Paddy Power and are subject to change at any time. Please gamble responsibly.
5. 8th: St Mirren
Despite finishing in the top six for the last three seasons, the bookies have Stephen Robinson's side finishing in eighth, with title odds of 500/1. | Andrew Milligan Photo: Andrew Milligan
6. 7th: Kilmarnock
The Rugby Park side struggled at times last season, finishing in ninth place, before losing head coach Derek McInnes to Hearts following the conclusion of the campaign. The appointment of head coach Stuart Kettlewell has the bookies tipping them for better times though, with a seventh place finish predicted. They have odds of 500/1. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group
7. 6th: Dundee United
Jim Goodwin's side had an excellent first season back in the top flight after promotion last season, ending the campaign in fifth. The bookies believe they'll grab a top six spot again next season, with title odds of 300/1. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group
8. 5th: Aberdeen
Aberdeen were on course to battle for the Scottish Premiership title last year after an unbeaten start to the campaign. However, a mid-season dip saw them fall down the table, but they recovered to lift the Scottish Cup in May, beating Celtic on penalties at Hampden. The bookies believe a place in the European spots is likely, with title odds of 100/1. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group