St. Johnstone have announced the signing of former Scottish Premiership Golden Boot winner, Ryan Christie. The 27-year-old has been a key player in St. Johnstone's recent successes and is expected to bring a new dimension to their attacking play.

Christie was one of Scotland's most prolific scorers during his time at St. Johnstone, scoring over 50 goals in all competitions last season. He is known for his powerful and aggressive style of play and is highly respected by his teammates and managers alike.

The move to St. Johnstone comes as a big coup for the club, who were looking for a striker to help them compete with their rivals in the Premier League. Christie is likely to be given more playing time under manager Neil Lennon, who previously managed St. Johnstone's assistant coach, Gary Mackay-Scott.

St. Johnstone fans will be thrilled to see Christie joining the club and hope that he can help them achieve success in the upcoming campaign. However, it remains to be seen how well he will perform on the pitch and whether he will be able to provide the same level of support from the sidelines. Regardless of how he performs, Christie is sure to add value to St. Johnstone's squad and hopefully contribute to their efforts to win promotion to the Premier League next season.