Still plenty of time for some wheeling and dealing.

Plenty of deals are still to be thrashed out before the window slams shut, but that's enough of the cliches for now.

Stick with us for what is likely to be a busy hour or so. We've just about got enough sweeties to see us through on a sugar rush.

"Clinical finisher" Oday Dabbagh will help Aberdeen get back to winning ways, insists Jimmy Thelin.

Thelin's side are looking to end a 14-game winless run in the league when they travel to Dundee after this weekend's Scottish Cup game at home to Dunfermline.

"Oday is a clinical finisher who has an exceptional work ethic and his combative qualities will be a real asset for us," Thelin told club media.

"He has a strong personality, both on and off the pitch, and we believe he will be a positive addition, adding another dimension to our attacking options as we work to get back to winning ways."

Brian McLauchlin
BBC Scotland

Hearts midfielder Malachi Boateng is currently having his medical at Plymouth Argyle.

Hearts fans, some news is incoming... about an outgoing.

Palestine record scorer Oday Dabbagh has joined Aberdeen on loan from Royal Charleroi in Belgium.

The Dons have secured an option to buy the 26-year-old, who has netted 16 international goals from 45 caps.

He has played 15 times in Pro League this season, with just four starts, scoring once.

Dabbagh spent two seasons with Arouca in Portugal before his move to Belgium.

The Dons have failed to score in any of their last five Premiership matches and have not won in the league since 9 November.

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Aberdeen fans, wakey wakey...

Premiership happenings rn:

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BBC Sport Scotland

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Tune in for all the latest football transfer news on the BBC News channel from 22:00.

I'll be bringing you the latest from the Scottish clubs on the Football News Show.

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Killie fans, your club have only made one addition so far this window, with Calvin Ramsay joining on loan from Liverpool.

They're currently one of only two top-flight clubs to not make a permanent signing, along with Rangers.

But, Dowders is trying to bring you some good news...

Let us know what you make of your club's business here., external

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Ninety minutes to go.

Martin Dowden
BBC Scotland

I've got more...

Killie are trying to secure a loan deal for Leicester City defender Tom Wilson-Brown.

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Falkirk have signed midfielder Miller Thomson from Dundee United on loan until the end of the season.

The 20-year-old came through the United academy and made his senior debut back in 2022.

He scored three goals in 12 League 1 appearances when on loan at Montrose last season and went on to set up two goals on his return to Tannadice as Jim Goodwin's side secured promotion to the top flight.

He has one goal in 14 Premiership appearances this term.

Bairns boss John McGlynn said: "He is a player that knows how to win and adds to our competition for places in the wide areas. I'm sure he will make an impact in the attacking third of the pitch."

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Partick Thistle have confirmed the signing of Hamilton Accies captain Scott Martin on an 18-month contract, with the option of a 12-month extension.

As part of the deal, Scott Robinson joins Accies on a permanent basis.

Having come through the youth set up at Hibs, Martin was a team-mate of Thistle skipper Brian Graham at Easter Road back in 2016-17 when the Hibees won the Scottish Championship.

"Scott has always impressed me in the games he has played against Partick Thistle with his whole-hearted approach to things," manager Kris Doolan told the club's website.

“His energy and willingness to win the ball are great attributes and the fact that he was the captain at Hamilton Accies shows you the type of character he is.”

Coupla movements in the Championship...

"Electric" Ryan Alebiosu will strengthen the St Mirren squad, says Stephen Robinson.

The manager stressed the importance a defender with Scottish top-flight experience and confirmed the deal will allow youngster Callum Penman to go out on loan "to gain valuable experience for next season."

"It’s important that we got someone in at the right side of the pitch," Robinson told club media.

"He has experienced the league before - it was important to get someone who knows it.

"It can be a shock to people’s system sometimes and it can surprise people, but Ryan has experienced it before with Kilmarnock.

“We tried to get him previously when he was at Arsenal. It’s a chance for him to put himself in the shop window and for us to benefit from a different type of right-sided player in certain games.

"He’s got electric pace and an end product in terms of crosses.

"It’s a move that strengthens the squad and allows us to hopefully put young Callum Penman out on loan to gain valuable experience for next season."

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St Mirren's next game is their televised Scottish Cup game against Hearts next Monday.

Ryan Alebiosu knows what he's up against...

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Martin Dowden
BBC Scotland

Kilmarnock are trying to bring in a defender on a loan deal.

That's all I've got...

St Mirren have signed Ryan Alebiosu on loan until the end of the season from Belgian Pro League side K.V. Kortrijk.

The 23-year-old right-sided defender has Scottish Premiership experience, having made 29 appearances for Kilmarnock in the 2022-23 season.

He started his career with Arsenal, but signed for K. V. Kortrijk in September 2023 and made 25 appearances.

The Buddies say the defender is due in Scotland "later this evening and will join up with his teammates tomorrow."

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It's not so quiet in Paisley, though...

Buddies, come back.

Brian McLauchlin
BBC Scotland

It’s all gone very quiet here in the East!

Who would Hearts or Hibs fans be wishing for before the window closes in just over two hours?