The return of the Scottish Premiership season is now just weeks away, with supporters across the country counting down the days until their league opener in early August.
Celtic enter the new campaign with their eyes firmly set winning a fifth consecutive - and record 56th - title, though Rangers will hope to crash the party under new head coach Russell Martin.
Hibs have designs on ensuring their impressive third place finished from last season was no flash in the pan, though Edinburgh rivals Hearts and Scottish Cup winners Aberdeen will be hoping to oust the Easter Road side in order to claim a top three finish of their own.
Falkirk and Livingston will hope hoping to keep their heads above water after winning promotion back to the top flight, while Dundee, Motherwell and Kilmarnock will be hoping for a new manager bounce following their summer appointments.
But how will each team fare 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 bet365 and are subject to change at any time. Please gamble responsibly.
5. 8th: St Mirren
So often written off, the Paisley boys have finished in the top six for the last three seasons, yet find themselves predicted for a bottom half finish by the bookies. St Mirren have title odds of 500/1. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group
6. 7th: Kilmarnock
After losing Derek McInnes to Hearts in the summer, Killie will begin a new era with Stuart Kettlewell at the helm. With title odds of 500/1, the Rugby Park outfit have an outside chance of top six finish according to the bookies - but could just miss out. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group
7. 6th: Dundee United
Secured European football on their return to the top flight last season, and are predicted to nab another top-half finish, with title odds of 250/1. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group
8. 5th: Aberdeen
A Scottish Cup winner in his first season in charge, Jimmy Thelin has injected hope into Aberdeen over the past 12 months. Can he trouble the top three this season, though? The bookies don't think so, with title odds of 80/1. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group