The Scottish Premiership all time top scorers list contains an impressive five players who've hit 100 goals are higher.
A collection of the very best of Scottish football, the following rundown hosts a mix of unforgettable stars who've left their mark long into the future, and a crop of current players who are still climbing the ranks.
As such, the following top 20 list includes contributions spanning over 25 years (when Scotland's top tier was rebranded) from the late 1990s all the way through to the 2023/24 Scottish Premiership campaign today.
Of course, many of the players listed below scored many more goals for their clubs across all competitions – these totals are specific to domestic league competition.
And so from Kris Boyd to Celtic greats Henrik Larsson, Leigh Griffiths, John Hartson and more, here are the top 20 Scottish Premiership all time top scorers.
Scottish Premiership all time top scorers
1. Kris Boyd (Kilmarnock, Rangers) 222 goals
2. Henrik Larsson (Celtic) 175 goals
3. Leigh Griffiths (Hibs, Dundee, Celtic) 123 goals
4. Scott MacDonald (Motherwell, Celtic) 116 goals
5. Anthony Stokes (Hibs, Celtic, Falkirk) 100 goals
6. John Sutton (St Johnstone, Motherwell, Hearts, St Mirren, Dundee) 97 goals
=6. Kenny Miller (Hibs, Rangers, Dundee) 97 goals
8. Derek Riordan (St Johnstone, Hibs, Celtic) 96 goals
9. John Hartson (Celtic) 88 goals
10. Adam Rooney (Inverness, Aberdeen) 85 goals
=10. William Mckay (Ross County, Inverness, Dundee United) 85 goals
12. Billy Dodds (Aberdeen, Dundee United, Rangers) 82 goals
13. James Tavernier (Rangers) 80 goals
14. Alfredo Morelos (Rangers) 78 goals
15. Niall McGinn (Aberdeen, Dundee, Celtic) 76 goals
16. Steven Naismith (Hearts, Rangers, Kilmarnock) 75 goals
=16. Steven Thompson (St Mirren, Rangers, Dundee United) 75 goals
18. Nacho Novo (Rangers, Dundee) 73 goals
19. Stephen Crawford (Dunfermline, Aberdeen, Dundee, Hibs) 72 goals
20. James Forrest (Celtic) 71 goals
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