Steven Naismith states who will win the title, as Lee Miller sees sense between Celtic and Rangers

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Talk and hype has already started ahead of the new Premiership campaign.

Celtic will start at home to St Mirren on August 3, as Brendan Rodgers will be chasing a fifth title in five seasons during his time in Scotland.

Whilst Celtic celebrate trophy domination, there has been a lot of change at Rangers, as well as at Hearts, with new investment and managers.

Russell Martin is the man tasked with trying to stop Celtic, along with the 49ers enterprise, whilst Tony Bloom has come into Hearts to try and boost their balance sheet, reputation, and recruitment, among other things.

In the meantime, Celtic continue in their ways, with four faces through the doors via the 2025 summer transfer market, but the Rangers pundits are at it again!

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Steven Naismith says Rangers will win the 2025/26 Premiership title ahead of Celtic

Even though Celtic have won 14 out of the last 15 titles, there is always more hype and noise from the other side of Glasgow when the new season is approaching.

Steven Naismith, who has faced Celtic as a player and a manager, shared his thoughts on who will win the title next season.

And, to nobody’s surprise, Naismith has provided Graeme Souness with competition as to who could be the most deluded Rangers pundit.

“It will definitely be closer than it has been in previous years,” said Naismith. “I think Rangers will win the league.”

Lee Miller and Charlie Mulgrew see sense

You need some sense from somewhere, and whilst, understandably, Charlie Mulgrew would provide that, you are also getting it from Lee Miller.

Celtic fans would love to sign Lennon Miller, and if that happens, then at least his dad knows who is going to be sitting at the top of Scottish football again next season.

“I think Celtic will win the title again,” said Lee Miller.

Mulgrew added: “I think Rangers will compete a lot better this year, but I think Celtic will just have the edge.”