Celtic secured the league title after coming from behind to defeat Hearts 3-1 on Saturday.
Hearts took the lead in the 38th minute through Michael Steinwender.
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Celtic later equalised from a penalty scored by Arne Engels before halftime.
Daizen Maeda and Callum Osmand scored two more goals in the second half to give Celtic the victory.
Iheanacho came on after the break, replacing Sebastian Tounekti.
The title is Celtic’s 56th Scottish league title in history.
The club finished top of the table with 82 points, two points ahead of Hearts.