Scotland witnessed the conclusion of the 2024/25 Premiership season, with the usual service prevailing. Brendan Rodgers savored the moment with a cigar in hand as Celtic clinched their 55th title, marking their fourth consecutive triumph and their 14th in the last 15 seasons.
Despite Rangers grabbing some recent Glasgow derby wins, Celtic continued to assert their dominance over their rivals, finishing the season with a comfortable 17-point margin even after losing two derby matches. Kris Boyd, offering his insights from the Sky Sports punditry chair, expressed his belief that Rangers have the potential to mount a serious challenge against Celtic in the upcoming season, provided they maintain the right attitude and level of performance.
Looking ahead to the future, Chris Sutton weighed in on the potential changes that could shape the league landscape in the summer. He highlighted the need for Rangers to regroup and narrow the gap on Celtic, emphasizing the importance of a more competitive challenge from the blue side of Glasgow. Despite the lackluster title challenge mounted by Rangers this season, Sutton remained convinced that a shift in the dynamic is bound to occur, with a closer competition anticipated in the seasons to come.
