The Scottish Premiership is set to kick off its summer training period with teams preparing for the upcoming season ahead. The league has already started its preparations by organizing warm-up matches in Europe.
Teams across the league have been busy with their pre-season training sessions, aiming to get into peak fitness and form before the new season starts. The Scottish Premiership is one of the most competitive leagues in Europe, and teams are keen to make a strong start to the season.
The first team to begin their pre-season training was Celtic, who kicked off their preparations at the National Training Centre in Glasgow. The team's head coach, Neil Lennon, has been working hard to prepare his squad for the new campaign, which will be his last as manager of the club.
Other teams such as Rangers, Aberdeen, and Hearts have also begun their pre-season training, with each team focusing on different aspects of their game. For example, Rangers have been working on improving their defensive solidity, while Hearts have been focusing on their attacking play.
One of the key factors in any successful season is the quality of preparation that teams undergo during the pre-season. Teams that take the time to properly prepare can often find themselves in better shape than their rivals when the season begins.
As the summer training period progresses, it's likely that we'll see more news from Scottish Premiership teams, including updates on their pre-season preparations and results from their warm-up matches in Europe. With so much at stake this season, it's clear that the Scottish Premiership is set to deliver another exciting campaign.