The Scottish Premiership concluded with Celtic claiming their fourth consecutive title. The season highlighted the resurgence of teams like Hibernian and Aberdeen, while St Johnstone and Ross County faced relegation. Notably, the data suggests an evolution in playing style, with increased passes per game and fewer fouls. This indicates a tactical shift potentially linked to the rise of foreign managers, which may enhance the competitiveness of the league as clubs adopt more varied football philosophies.
In the season just gone, compared to the 2019-20 season, there were more passes per game, a higher percentage of passes completed and fewer forward passes, suggesting an evolution in football philosophy.
The continued success of Celtic and the resurgence of other clubs indicate a diversification in talent and managerial approach in Scottish football, hinting at increased competitiveness.
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