The 2016-17 campaign delivered an historic, undefeated 'Invincible Treble' for Celtic as The Bhoys clinched a spectacular Scottish Premiership title and all three domestic trophies in Brendan Rodgers' debut season. Leading the charge in the league was the stellar Scott Sinclair, whose 21 goals earned him the PFA Player of the Year award, contributing to a campaign built on attacking brilliance and an all-time record of 106 points and 106 goals. It was a standout year that saw the club become the first team in over a century to go an entire Scottish top-flight season unbeaten, securing the club's 100th major trophy, and remains a defining chapter in their legendary history.