The season has been remarkable on the home front and in Europe – and it’s not over yet.
Since kicking off with a win over Aberdeen at Pittodrie on the opening day, the disappointments have been few and far between as Steven Gerrard’s side marched to the title with an incredible defensive record and a long unbeaten run only blemished by St Mirren in the Betfred Cup quarter final.
Beating Aberdeen at Pittodrie twice in the same season has not happened in a while – ten years infact – the same season Rangers last won the trophy. Back then Allan McGregor was in goals and Steven Davis patrolled the midfield.
But who else was in the last Rangers side to lift the Premiership trophy, and where are they now?
We took a look back to Walter Smith and Ally McCoist’s squad of season 2010-11, and what’s happened since.
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9. Maurice Edu
American midfielder is well-remembered for an injury time Old Firm winner in the title-winning season, and moved to Stoke but couldn't make the breakthrough in England and joined the Rangers contingent in Turkey at Bursaspor. Returned to USA with Philadelphia and now a TV pundit. Photo: SNS Group Craig Williamson

10. Richard Foster
Spells around Scotland followed Ibrox and Foster is now co-manager of Partick Thistle's ladies' team and a regular on BBC Scotland's football coverage. Graduated with a degree in psychology last year. Photo: Ross MacDonald- SNS Group

11. Kyle Lafferty
Another who returned to Rangers for a second spell after being a key part of Walter Smith's title winning team, Lafferty has played in Switzerland, Norway, Turkey, England and back in Scotland with Hearts. Recently left Reggina in Italy to return to Scotland with Kilmarnock. Photo: Charles McQuillan

12. Nikica Jelavic
Croatian recently retired in his home country after a persistent knee injury. Left Ibrox for Everton but also played for Hull and West Ham in the EPL before a move to China and then a switch home to Lokomotiva Zagreb. Photo: OLLY GREENWOOD


