As the 2025/26 Scottish Premiership draws to a thrilling close, Sky Sports is inviting fans to take part in selecting the standout goal of the campaign so far. This season’s shortlist features twelve spectacular strikes from seven different clubs, offering a diverse showcase of skill, precision and pure footballing artistry.

The previous edition saw Hibernian’s forward Jack Iredale claim the accolade, setting a high bar for this year’s contenders. Among the nominees, Aberdeen’s dynamic forward Marko Lazetić stands out with his powerful finish that combined speed and composure under pressure. Celtic contributes a trio of candidates: the creative midfielder Reo Hatate, whose curling effort from the edge of the box left the goalkeeper rooted; Callum McGregor, whose long-range thunderbolt demonstrated both vision and technique; and the versatile youngster Sebastian Tounekti, whose acrobatic volley showcased his athleticism.

Adding to Celtic’s representation is Hyun‑Jun Yang, whose deft chip over a well‑positioned defender highlighted his quick thinking. From the east coast, Dundee’s rising star Ethan Hamilton earned his place on the list after a clinical strike that broke a deadlock in a crucial match, while Dundee United’s Zac Sapsford impressed with a beautifully timed header that demonstrated his aerial prowess. Hearts contribute Alexandros Kyziridis, whose solo run and finish epitomised determination, and Falkirk’s Kyrell Wilson, whose long‑range effort was a textbook example of striking technique. Kilmarnock’s Ben Brannan rounds out the list from the Ayrshire side, having delivered a goal that combined pace, dribbling and a calm finish in the final third.

Rangers close the shortlist with two exciting candidates: Jayden Meghoma, whose swift counter‑attack goal highlighted his speed and finishing instinct, and Youssef Chermiti, whose powerful strike from outside the box was a testament to his confidence and skill. Fans can watch a compilation of all twelve goals by clicking the play button on the video above. Each clip provides a close‑up view of the build‑up, the moment of impact and the celebration that followed, allowing viewers to appreciate the nuance and brilliance of each attempt.

After watching, supporters are encouraged to cast their vote in the poll provided below the video. The voting window remains open until 4 p.m.

on Friday, 1 May, after which the results will be tallied. The winner will be officially announced at the PFA Scotland awards ceremony on Sunday, 3 May, adding an extra layer of prestige to the honor. This award not only celebrates individual excellence but also highlights the overall quality and excitement of the Scottish Premiership this season. For those who want to keep up with every match, Sky Sports continues to broadcast live Scottish Premiership action, ensuring fans never miss a moment of the drama.

Additionally, viewers can stream the league via NOW, offering flexible viewing options across devices. Beyond the goal‑of‑the‑season contest, Sky Sports also promotes the Super 6 competition, where participants have the chance to win a share of a £250,000 prize pool. Entry to Super 6 is free, providing an extra incentive for fans to engage with the platform. In summary, the shortlist presents a rich tapestry of talent across the league, from seasoned veterans to emerging youngsters.

Each nominee has delivered a goal that not only changed the outcome of its respective match but also left a lasting impression on supporters. By voting, fans play an active role in recognizing the brilliance displayed on the pitch and contribute to the celebration of Scottish football’s finest moments. The countdown to the final vote is on, so tune in, watch the highlights, and make your voice heard before the deadline on 1 May.