The Scottish Premiership is finally back after a 76-day wait, as fans across the country head into the season hoping that it’ll be one to remember for their club.
Several big-name players may have left in the last few weeks, with Daizen Maeda and Elijah Just departing Celtic and Motherwell respectively for big summer moves. However, several big names have arrived.
Celtic have splashed the cash on the Champions League hitmen Camilo Duran and Kasper Hogh from Qarabag and Bodo/Glimt; Lawrence Shankland has made his long-anticipated move to Rangers after four years with Hearts. But who is the leading favourite to win the league’s Golden Boot as we head into the new campaign?
Here are the latest betting odds for who will win the Scottish Premiership Golden Boot in 2026/27.*
*All odds are offered by BetFair and are subject to change at any time. Please gamble responsibly.
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5. Benjamin Nygren (Celtic) - 11/1
He topped the scoring charts at Celtic last season as the club secured another title. Will he be as prolific from midfield in 2026/27? | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group
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6. Tawanda Maswanhise (Motherwell) - 11/1
Last season's Golden Boot winner is amongst the favourites to be the league's top scorer again this term. Can he fire Motherwell to a European spot again? | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group
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7. Youssef Chermiti (Rangers) - 15/2
After a sticky start to his Rangers career, the big centre-forward found his form at Ibrox and ended the campaign as the club's top scorer. Can he score even more this season? | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group
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8. Lawrence Shankland (Rangers) - 4/1
The Rangers captain has scored goals for fun over the last few seasons for Hearts, and he's tipped to replicate that at Ibrox in the new year. But can he be the league's top goalscorer? He's third favourite. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group
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