Old Firm idols, prolific imports and Lisbon Lion legends — Scottish football's top flight has hosted talents that crossed borders and eras. Where do you stand?
1Henrik LarssonSwedish striker whose 242 goals for Celtic across seven seasons make him the league's greatest modern import.
2Jimmy JohnstoneCeltic winger voted the club's greatest ever player and a Lisbon Lion of 1967.
3Brian LaudrupDanish playmaker whose Rangers years yielded back-to-back Scottish Footballer of the Year awards.
4Ally McCoistRangers all-time top scorer with 355 club goals, the league's defining marksman of the 1980s and 90s.
5Paul GascoigneMercurial English midfielder whose 1995-96 Rangers campaign earned the Scottish Footballer of the Year award.
6Kenny DalglishCeltic forward who scored 167 goals before moving to Liverpool to become a global legend.
7Billy McNeillCeltic centre-back and captain of the 1967 European Cup-winning Lisbon Lions.
8John GreigRangers midfielder voted the club's greatest ever player and a domestic stalwart of the 1960s and 70s.
9Davie CooperRangers winger whose dribbling and free-kicks made him one of Scotland's most loved technicians.
10Patrick BonnerLong-serving Celtic goalkeeper Pat Bonner who anchored the club for two decades and starred for Ireland.
11Ronaldo de BoerDutch playmaker who won three Scottish titles with Rangers in the early 2000s.
12Scott BrownLong-time Celtic captain who lifted ten Scottish Premiership titles across an era of dominance.
13Shunsuke NakamuraJapanese playmaker whose free kicks and 2007 Scottish Player of the Year award made him a Celtic icon.
14Lubomir MoravcikSlovak playmaker who at 33 surprised the Premiership with sublime Celtic seasons under Jozef Venglos.
15Stiliyan PetrovBulgarian Celtic midfielder who won four titles and was a fixture of the early-2000s side.
16Jock SteinAs a player a Celtic centre-half and captain, later the legendary Lisbon Lions manager.
17Andy GoramRangers goalkeeper widely cited as the Scottish Premiership's best ever shot-stopper in the 1990s.
18Barry FergusonRangers captain who won five league titles and was twice voted Scottish Footballer of the Year.


















