EXCLUSIVE: Kris Boyd’s BIZZARE 24/25 SPFL Title Prediction In favour of…

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Kris Boyd’s Surprising Prediction: Celtic to Win 24/25 SPFL Title

In a shocking turn of events, former Rangers striker Kris Boyd has predicted that Celtic will win the SPFL Premiership title for the 55th time. Boyd, who has been a vocal critic of Celtic in the past, believes that the Hoops’ stability and financial muscle will give them the edge over their Glasgow rivals.Boyd’s prediction comes as a surprise to many, given his previous backing of Rangers to win the title.

However, he believes that the chaos at Ibrox, including the departure of key players like John Lundstram, Borna Barisic, Ryan Jack, and Connor Goldson, has significantly weakened the team.

In contrast, Boyd notes that Celtic has a strong squad and a healthy financial position, with an £82million bank balance and additional Champions League revenue. He believes that this financial muscle will allow Celtic to replace any departing players, such as Matt O’Riley and Reo Hatate, with quality signings.

Boyd’s prediction is not just based on Celtic’s strength, but also on Rangers’ weaknesses. He believes that Rangers’ new manager, Philippe Clement, lacks the financial resources to transform the team overnight. Clement has been in charge since October, but Boyd believes that he still has a lot of work to do to turn the team around.

The former Rangers striker also notes that Celtic’s manager, Brendan Rodgers, has a proven track record of success in Scotland. Rodgers led Celtic to two consecutive titles before leaving for Leicester City, and Boyd believes that he will continue to deliver success at Parkhead.

Boyd’s prediction may come as a surprise to Rangers fans, but he acknowledges that the season will be full of twists and turns. However, he believes that Celtic’s strength and stability will ultimately see them crowned champions again.

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