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Juanma Delgado has joined Spanish club Murcia on a season-long loan, subject to international clearance.

The 25-year-old Spaniard joins the Segunda Division side until 30 June, having spent one season at Tynecastle.

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He scored 13 goals in all competitions last season.

Head coach Robbie Nelson said: “We have brought in a number of strikers over the course of the summer months, so needless to say there is a great deal of competition up front.

“Juanma has expressed a desire to play regular first-team football, so we decided a loan move would be the best solution for both parties."

Rangers are expecting to complete the signing of central defender Philippe Senderos today.

The 31-year-old Swiss international, who left Grasshoppers this summer, will complete the Scottish Premiership club's business for this transfer window.

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Partick Thistle have released forward Mathias Pogba and goalkeeper David Crawford from their contracts.

Pogba moved to Firhill just more than a year ago, making 36 appearances and scoring three times.

Crawford signed a short-term deal in July to solve a goalkeeping crisis, making three appearances.

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Which player would you pick for Scotland?

BBC Sport understands that the transfer of Harry Souttar, the 17-year-old Dundee United defender, to Stoke City is likely to be completed before the closure of tonight's deadline.

The younger brother of Hearts defender John has only made three appearances for the Scottish Championship club - one this season.

It appears that a transfer fee has been agreed between the clubs.

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News of a couple of players who left Scottish clubs in the summer but who have found new employers.

Wes Fletcher, the 25-year-old who was released by Motherwell, has signed a two-year contract with Welsh Premier League champions The New Saints.

One you might have missed from yesterday - Rory McKeown, the 23-year-old Northern Irish defender who left Raith Rovers in the close season, has joined Accrington Stanley on "non-contract terms".

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Former Livingston and Hamilton Accies midfielder Tony Andreu could be set for a move away from Norwich City. 

A number of Scottish clubs including Ross County, Dundee United and his former club Hamilton Accies are expressing an interest in the 28-year-old. 

Andreu joined Norwich for a fee in the region of £1 million in February 2015.

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Hearts striker Juanma is close to agreeing a season-long loan to Spanish outfit UCAM Murcia. There is also French interest in left back Juwon Oshinawa but no deal imminent. 

All quiet on the Prince Buaben and Alim Ozturk front and no fresh interest from Wigan Athletic for Callum Paterson.

Meanwhile St Johnstone are unlikely to conduct any more transfer business today following the loan signing of Peterborough's Joe Gormley.

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BBC Scotland's Tom English previews part two of Scotland's Game. Titled 'The Perfect Storm', this episode charts the chaos that engulfed Scottish football in the late 1990s and early 2000s.

"We see Hugh Dallas' bloodied face during the title decider in May 1999. We see the targeting of Neil Lennon; bullets and bombs in the post, physical assault on the streets and an attack on the touchline while managing Celtic at Tynecastle - "a campaign of terror" as the journalist Kevin McKenna puts it.

"It was deeply disturbing back then and, if anything, it's even more shocking now. The passage of time has only increased the sense of outrage at what Lennon was subjected to.

"Finance is a big issue in episode two - particularly television finance. The deal with BSkyB, the push for SPLTV, the bitterness when the Old Firm pulled the plug on it and the arrival, and later, the demise of Setanta and the horrible fallout.

"Clubs that thought a bad day would never come suddenly realised the insanity of their spending on expensive imports."

Read more here.

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