On the eve of the 2021-22 season, BBC Scotland is here to preview the new campaign.
We'll be looking at every club from every division, as well as hearing from pundits and fans about your side's chances.
Well, what are we waiting for? Let's get started with the Premiership...
Scottish Premiership
The 2021-22 campaign will the first in nine years that Aberdeen have started without Derek McInnes at the helm.
There is a new feel about the Dons, with ex-player Stephen Glass and new club captain Scott Brown leading the charge.
Experienced Premiership duo Declan Gallagher and Jay Emmanuel-Thomas may turn out to be shrewd acquisitions, along with American striker Christian Ramirez - who joined from MLS side Houston Dynamo.
With promising early season European showings, it already looks like the team who limped in fourth last time will be more focused on attack.
Image source, BBC SportJohn Thomson: "The famous Aberdeen are winning the league."
Ross Turner: "Aberdeen to finish third and have good cup runs."
Jack Middleton: "Treble."
Bold, Jack. Very bold.
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For a long while it looked like the appointment of former Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe was a done deal at Parkhead, but instead it is Ange Postecoglou who is charged with leading the Celtic revival after the club's first season without a trophy since 2009-10.
The big question facing the 55-year-old is will he be given time to build a credible threat to Rangers?
The former Australia manager is highly regarded as a coach, but has no European experience and has inherited a squad that requires major surgery.
Image source, SNSOne to watch: Callum McGregor followed up a disappointing season last term with an impressive Euros campaign - can the new Celtic skipper get back to his best under Postecoglou?
Leanne Crichton
Former Scotland international
Champions: Rangers
Relegated: Ross County
Best signing: Scott Brown to Aberdeen
Player of the year: Ryan Kent (Rangers)
One to watch: Liel Abada (Celtic)
Scottish Premiership
After a two-year absence, Dundee are back in the top flight. Now James McPake needs to solidify the club's Premiership status.
The Dens Park fanbase may demand more than just safety, but the last thing they need is a quick relegation.
With the squad at McPake's disposal, a comfortable finish isn’t beyond his side.
But just ask Hearts fans about suffering relegation with a strong squad on paper...
Image source, SNSOne to watch: Seems an obvious pick but it's going to be fascinating to see how Charlie Adam copes in the Premiership. All I'm asking for is a goal from halfway, please.
Dylan McLaren: "Top six."
Maurice Fraser: "Although I would settle for 10th, I think we are capable of more with the squad we have now."
Gareth Postans: "Survival."
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After months of speculation, there was an inevitability about Micky Mellon’s departure from Tannadice after he guided United to a ninth-placed finish last term.
What couldn’t have been predicted was 39-year-old Tam Courts replacing the departing boss. The appointment of the inexperienced coach represents a huge gamble, but an exciting and intriguing one.
Charlie Mulgrew will bring experience and a threat from set pieces, while the recruitment of goalkeeper Trevor Carson looks smart as other clubs circle the impressive Benjamin Siegrist.
Scotland striker Lawrence Shankland is another fans will fear losing but, with a wealth of young talent coming through, there's reason for cautious optimism.
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Richard Foster
Former Aberdeen & Rangers defender
Champions: Rangers
Relegated: Dundee
Best signing: John Lundtsram to Rangers
Player of the year: Lewis Ferguson (Aberdeen)
One to watch: Kyogo Furuhashi (Celtic)
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Robbie Neilson brought Hearts back into the top flight at the first attempt, but not without his critics.
The former Dundee United boss was under pressure from the Jambos support throughout their title-winning campaign, with criticism reaching fever pitch after an embarrassing Scottish Cup defeat by Brora Rangers.
Survival will be nowhere near enough to appease those fans, and with the squad Neilson has at his disposal one would expect a top-six push at least.
If the Hearts boss doesn't get off to a good start it could be a difficult season for him.
Image source, SNSOne to watch: Josh Ginnelly was hugely impressive in the Championship last season, how will the winger manage in the top tier?
Craig Anderson: "If Hearts don’t bring in any more quality players, it’ll be bottom six and trying to fight off relegation."
Jamie Plimmer: "Hearts must secure fourth minimum first season back."
Colin Moyes: "Hearts cup win and top-six finish."
Ross Axon: "After watching Hearts the past few [League Cup] games, I say we are fighting relegation."
Scottish Premiership
Finishing third last season for the first time since 2005 was certainly success for Hibs, but there was also frustration after Jack Ross’ side fell short in the League Cup semi-final and Scottish Cup final.
That is what they have to build on this term, with the aim of consolidating third spot.
With Celtic in a period of transition, might Ross, recently rewarded with a new contract, have an eye on sneaking in at second?
A lot of that will depend on keeping his key players, with speculation still surrounding the futures of star striker Kevin Nisbet, flying winger Martin Boyle and centre-back Ryan Porteous.
Image source, SNSOne to watch: Daniel Mackay was a shining light in the Championship with Inverness last season, will the 20-year-old's progression continue at Hibs?
Sean Smith: "Think we will do much better this season - Hibs top three this year again."
Hibs fans, are you as confident as Sean?
Scottish Premiership
It wouldn’t be the start of a new Premiership season without people doubting Livingston's top-flight credentials, but the West Lothian club continue to defy the odds - and then some.
David Martindale began his managerial reign with the Midas touch, but form fell away dramatically after their League Cup final loss, albeit they had done enough to seal an impressive top-six finish for the second season running.
Martindale has been busy reshaping his squad, with the acquisition of former Inverness Caley Thistle midfielder Andrew Shinnie catching the eye.
Image source, SNSOne to watch: Bruce Anderson is another tidy bit of business for Livi, can the 22-year-old reach his potential in West Lothian?
Willie Miller
Former Aberdeen defender
Champions: Rangers
Relegated: Ross County
Best signing: Scott Brown to Aberdeen
Player of the year: James Tavernier (Rangers)
One to watch: Jack Mackenzie (Aberdeen)
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Graham Alexander more than steadied the ship at Fir Park after his appointment in early 2021.
Despite an eighth-placed finish, the Fir Park club ended the campaign as one of the league’s in-form sides.
Well fans will be optimistic about the new campaign and eager to see what Alexander can do in his first full campaign.
The permanent signing of goalkeeper Liam Kelly looks like great business.
But it has been a challenging summer after losing the spine of last season’s side, with Declan Gallagher, Allan Campbell and Devante Cole all departing.
Image source, BBC SportSteven Graham: "Two cup runs and top six for Motherwell would be a success."
Mark Gareth Bellfield: "Top six and hopefully a cup at end of the season."
Colin Hunter: "God knows, usual rollercoaster!"
Admire the honesty, Colin.
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It was a season to remember for Rangers last term. A first Premiership title in a decade, stopping Celtic’s pursuit of 'the 10' and an unbeaten league campaign to go along with it.
Now full focus for Steven Gerrard’s men turns to retaining that crown.
The Ibrox club have so far kept their main players while making impressive additions, so it is hard to see anyone else other than Gerrard’s side as favourites.
The former Liverpool captain turned his side into a relentless, winning machine last campaign - now, the question is, can they maintain that ruthless streak?
Image source, SNSOne to watch: How do you fit both Nathan Patterson (right) & James Tavernier (left) in the same team? Gerrard has hinted at it in pre-season, but how will it pan out?
Curt Davies: "Rangers league and cup double and another good run in Europe."
Stuart James Galbraith: "A good solid league win with good competitive games. A significantly better showing in the domestic cups... and a good solid Euro run too."
Joe Colbey: "Champions of Scotland, Champions League group stage, treble winners."
Not too much to ask, Joe...
Julie Fleeting
Former Scotland striker
Champions: Rangers
Relegated: Dundee
Best signing: Scott Brown to Aberdeen
Player of the year: Ryan Kent (Rangers)
One to watch: David Turnbull (Celtic)