Scottish Premiership fans have been treated to one of the best campaigns in recent memory this season, with a three-pronged title race throwing up twists and turns on a weekly basis.
Hearts lead the pack by a single point, but have Rangers and Celtic still breathing down their neck as we approach the highly anticipated split fixtures. Elsewhere, Motherwell and Hibs are still competing for a top-four spot, while St Mirren, Aberdeen, Kilmarnock, and Dundee are all battling to keep their heads above water to avoid a relegation play-off.
While Livingston’s season hasn’t worked out the way they wanted, with relegation almost mathematically guaranteed, fellow promoted side Falkirk have been one of the stories of the season, with a top six place sealed due to an excellent campaign under John McGlynn.
Much of the excitement has been added to by an influx of new names that arrived from Europe and further afield in the summer, with many of them having major impacts on their club’s seasons. But who have been the best transfers in the division this season?
Here, we look at the 11 best transfers made by clubs in the Scottish Premiership this season. Do you agree with our picks?
1. Mikey Moore - Rangers
The teenager arrived on loan from Tottenham Hotspur as a player with a reputation as one of the country's best young playmakers. It took him a little while to get going, but he truly found his stride when Danny Rohl arrived as head coach in October, creating 51 chances for his team this season. He's scored six goals and assisted three more in all competitions at Ibrox this season. | SNS Group
2. Scott Bain - Falkirk
The 34-year-old had been written off by many after several seasons warming Celtic's bench, but the experienced stopper has dragged himself into contention for a spot in Scotland's World Cup squad after an excellent season with Falkirk. A key reason behind their impressive top-half finish, Bain has been one of the league's best goalkeepers this season. | SNS Group
3. Claudio Braga - Hearts
A frontrunner for the Scottish Premiership player of the year award, Braga has had an exceptional first season at Tynecastle. One of the figureheads in a side that has topped the table for a number of months, he's scored 13 times this year, while his chance creation rate is better than 90% of other strikers in the league, evidencing his playmaking abilities. | SNS Group
4. Benjamin Nygren - Celtic
An absolute bargain at just £1.2million, the Sweden international has been one of the bright sparks in a difficult season for Celtic. Nygren has scored 19 goals and assisted a further eight from midfielder in all competitions. | SNS Group