Rangers star Alfredo Morelos is making the most of his side's first title win in a decade as he partied at the club's training base at Auchenhowie.
The 24-year-old has been in fine form and was the star of the show on Saturday as he netted in the 3-0 win over St Mirren that set up the Ibrox side for glory.
And Morelos was popping bottles at the full-time whistle at Tannadice as Celtic's draw made Rangers the earliest champions in Scottish football history.
The Colombian international has hit 10 goals and provided three assists on the way to the Premiership title, and has found the back of the net in each of his last four matches.
El Bufalo was snapped wearing a '55' t-shirt and dancing around with joy after the title was officially wrapped up.
Morelos swigged champagne as he partied with jubilant fans who had gathered outside of the Auchenhowie base.
On Saturday the striker toasted the impending victory by spraying excited fans with beer.
He told Rangers TV: “I’m very happy today, the team played well again - champions. I’m very happy for the team and the staff.
"I’m very happy every game I score or assist. Every game is the same, 100 per cent, I want to play well for the team and the manager.
“I like having the opportunity to play, it’s good for me."
