Scottish Premiership Team of the Season so far: 6 Celtic stars, Aberdeen duo but just one Rangers ace

Celtic dominates the Scottish Premiership Team of the Season so far with six players included. The team is based on WhoScored’s ratings, which take into account various statistics such as goals, assists, and defensive performances.

The Celtic players included in the team are:

1. Kasper Schmeichel (goalkeeper) – 7.2 rating: Schmeichel has been a solid addition to the Celtic squad, providing a safe pair of hands between the posts. His record of conceding just four goals from 16 games is the best in the division, and his clean sheet record of 13 is also the highest of any goalkeeper in the top-flight.
2. Liam Scales (centre back) – 7.8 rating: Scales has established himself as a stalwart in Brendan Rodgers’ side, providing consistency and solidity at the back. He has successfully nullified a number of the division’s most potent attackers, and his performances have been crucial to Celtic’s success.
3. Greg Taylor (left back) – 7.2 rating: Taylor has been a threat going forward, providing four assists from left back. He has also been solid defensively, helping to marshal the Celtic backline and keep opposition attackers at bay.
4. Nicolas Kuhn (right midfielder) – 7.8 rating: Kuhn has been one of the most impressive players in the Scottish Premiership this season, providing five goals and six assists from midfield. His pace, skill, and vision have made him a nightmare for opposition defenders to deal with.
5. Callum McGregor (central midfielder) – 7.5 rating: McGregor continues to be the engine room of the Celtic midfield, providing drive, energy, and creativity from the center of the park. He has also popped up with important goals, showcasing his ability to contribute in the final third.
6. Kyogo Furuhashi (striker) – not specified rating, but mentioned as enjoying another stellar campaign with six goals and three assists: Furuhashi has been a key player for Celtic once again, providing a consistent goal threat and creative spark in the final third. His pace, movement, and finishing ability have made him a handful for opposition defenders to deal with.

The other players included in the team are:

1. James Tavernier (Rangers) – right back – 7.7 rating: Tavernier has had a mixed season, but when he’s at his best, there are few players in the Scottish Premiership who can match his creative spark and goal threat from right back.
2. Slobodan Rubežić (Aberdeen) – centre back – 7.1 rating: Rubežić has been a solid and dependable member of the Aberdeen backline, helping the Dons to a strong start to the season.
3. Lennon Miller (Motherwell) – central midfielder – 7.3 rating: Miller has been a revelation for Motherwell, providing two goals and five assists from midfield. His tenacity, work ethic, and vision have made him a key player for the Steelmen.
4. Jamie McGrath (Aberdeen) – left midfielder – 7.4 rating: McGrath has been a nightmare for opposition defenders to deal with, providing four goals and six assists from the left flank. His pace, skill, and vision have made him a key player for Aberdeen.
5. Sam Dalby (Dundee United) – striker – 7.1 rating: Dalby has been a prolific goal scorer for Dundee United, netting eight goals in his opening 14 games. His movement, finishing ability, and hold-up play have made him a key player for the Terrors.

Overall, the team showcases the best performers in the Scottish Premiership so far this season, with Celtic’s dominance reflecting their strong start to the campaign.