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Celtic sign Sheffield Utd defender Trusty, Augsburg midfielder Engels & Dundee playmaker McCowan
Rangers sign Albania midfielder Nedim Bajrami from Sassuolo & Feyenoord defender Kasanwirjo on loan
Tyrone Smith
BBC Sport Scotland
While a lot of eyes tonight are on the potential movements - both ways - Dens Park - there is still no news of an arrival across the road at Tannadice.
Earlier today, Dundee United manager Jim Goodwin said he was "confident" about getting a deal for another attacker over the line.
Still no news on that yet, but there is still time...
Jane Lewis
BBC Scotland reporter
It's still all quiet at St Mirren tonight..
Nothing to see in Paisley, with the caveat, there's still time for all that to change...
Our reporters are still battering away, lets check in with them...
18-year-old Luca Ross has joined League 1 Annan Athletic on a season-long loan.
The forward has made five first-team appearances for Motherwell and scored a last-minute equaliser against Ross County last term against Ross County.
Stuart Kettlewell stressed a loan move away, "is not a punishment, it's an opportunity".
Image source, SNSWest Bromwich Albion have re-signed Celtic's Republic of Ireland international Mikey Johnston for an undisclosed seven-figure fee.
The 25-year-old winger, who spent a successful loan at The Hawthorns over the second half of last season, has now signed a four-year contract with the Baggies, reportedly on a £3m price tag.
Albion boss Carlos Corberan told BBC Radio WM that his mission to sign Johnston began after their play-off semi-final, second-leg loss at Southampton - but the club were in no financial position then to put in a realistic bid.
‘’I remember the words of Johnston telling me that, if for any reason Celtic decided they not to keep him, that he loved Albion and that he was going to try his best to make his career in this amazing club and in life," he said.
"Sometimes these things happen. At the same time he told me this, I was clear with him because I knew the reality. I said to him we all like him as a player but our financial situation didn’t allow us to invest at that time."
Read more on this signing here.
Image source, SNSTaylor Steven has joined Cliftonville on loan from St Johnstone for the remainder of the campaign.
The attacker, 19, has made 11 appearances for the Saints, including six this season.
Steven impressed on loan at Alloa last season, scoring 10 goals in 32 games.
Image source, SNSRight, back to domestic matters with a few outgoings from top-flight sides back here..
Hang it in the Louvre, that.
Aye, I know I'm in the wrong European country...
Image source, BBC SportMcTominay and Gilmour sharing a pizza. What a sight.
None of that caper in the office tonight.
Jack and I both brought meals from home, much to the disappointment of our colleague Matthew who was definitely wanting us to order in with him...
Simon Stone & Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport
Billy Gilmour’s on-off move to Napoli is back on.
The Brighton midfielder has been a long-term target for the Italian club.
However, Brighton were resistant to letting Gilmour leave and that attitude hardened after new signing Matt O’Riley suffered a serious ankle injury during the midweek EFL Cup win over Crawley that requires surgery.
Napoli were insistent they still wanted the Scotland international though and Brighton have eventually relented.
Although the deal is not completed yet, sources on both sides believe it is more likely to happen than not.
Gilmour remains a popular figure at the Amex and Brighton believe it would be difficult to keep the 23-year-old happy given he was probably not going to be a regular starter under new boss Fabian Hurzeler.
Image source, SNSThere is more news coming from Naples regarding a Scotland midfielder.
Scott McTominay might have a pal to share some pizza with...
Jane Lewis
BBC Sport Scotland
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Brian McLauchlin
BBC Sport Scotland
The club are close to agreeing a loan deal with Sunderland for Nectarios Triantis.
The player was at Easter Road last season after the then-boss Nick Montgomery brought the Australian to Easter Road.
If a deal is completed he is likely to be brought in as a defensive midfielder rather than a centre-back.
News is filtering through to us from Easter Road.
A familiar face is potentially returning...
Rangers have announced the departure of Todd Cantwell as he signs for Blackburn Rovers for an undisclosed fee.
The 26-year-old told manager Philippe Clement that he wanted to leave Ibrox and was subsequently demoted to the B-team as he awaited clarity on his future.
The former Norwich player joined Rangers in January 2023.
Posting on X to announce the deal, the Ibrox club said: "Everyone at Rangers wishes Todd well for the future."
Image source, SNSBig news coming out of Ibrox...
Craig Levein hopes the addition of Jason Holt can also help the development of the club's young midfield contingent.
“I am delighted to secure the signing of Jason. He is a player I know very well and I am excited to work with him again," says manager Levein.
“His experience will assist in the development of our younger midfielders and the quality of his play will help improve the team.”
The club have also confirmed that Holt will be available for their top-flight match with Motherwell tomorrow.
Jason Holt has re-joined St Johnstone on a two-year deal.
The midfielder returns to Perth having spent a season on loan from Rangers back in 2019-20 under Tommy Wright.
The 31-year-old, who most recently racked up over 100 appearances with Livingston, links up again with Craig Levein who was manager of Hearts when he came through as a youngster.
Holt said "it's great to be back" at McDiarmid Park.
"I have had a spell here before, it was a short one, but it is now great to be back for a longer spell.
“I have really good memories of the club, it is a real family club and the supporters were always brilliant with me.
“It is an exciting time to be at St Johnstone and I look forward to meeting all the players and getting to work.”
Image source, SNSBrian McLauchlin told you all earlier that St Johnstone could be expecting an experienced midfielder.
And they have their man...