BBC Scotland understand that Jason Naismith is closing in on a move from Peterborough to Hibernian.

The former St Mirren and Ross County defender moved to the League One club in June 2018 but has only made one appearance for the club this season.

Plenty of buzz around Rugby Park tonight with a certain left back expected to leave for a considerable amount of money.

Our very own John Barnes believes Harvey St Clair could be on his way to Ayrshire.

Meanwhile, the Scottish Sun's Gareth Law reports the Premiership side are about to scoop up Frederic Frans, who was released by Dundee United today.

At the Daily Record, Scott Burns writes Wolves defender Connor Johnson is making the move north.

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So Aberdeen fans do you agree with Stephen Couse's assessment of the summer transfer window?

If you think the club have done well give us a thumbs up. If not, a thumbs down.

Stephen Couse
BBC Sport Scotland

It’s looking like there will be no more additions for Aberdeen in this transfer window - has it been a successful one for Derek McInnes?

Graeme Shinnie may have been the biggest player to replace for Aberdeen.

Craig Bryson has been tipped by McInnes to fill the hole left by the captain - but we will likely have to wait until after the international break to see if he will do that effectively, having missed much of the season so far through injury.

New addition Ryan Hedges has impressed in recent outings for the Dons, as well as left-back Greg Leigh - filling a position left vacant by Max Lowe, who impressed in his loan spell from Derby last season.

But the retention of two really top players at either end of the park - Sam Cosgrove and Scott McKenna - at a time when it would be easy for the club to sell their top talent to fund a new stadium, is perhaps the most satisfying part of the summer window for the Dons.

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We're now approachng the final four hours of the transfer window. Here is the verdict from some Scottish football fans. Get in touch with your thoughts by tweeting us at @BBCSportScot, external.

Eamonn: Gutted to seemingly lose Taylor, but he goes with all our best wishes. Hopefully we have a sizeable sell-on included as he's going to outgrow even Celtic very soon. Recent games have shown that we've already signed an excellent replacement in [Kasper] Hamalainen. (Kilmarnock)

JJ: Perfect transfer window. We improved on every position on the park solving various problems, and made some marquee signings including Kyle McAllister and hopefully Kirk Broadfoot. (St Mirren)

Kieran: GregTaylor is probably the best left-back in the country. A no brainier to bring him in. More than happy with that. (Celtic)

Matthew: Ryan Kent is the deal Rangers fans have been waiting all summer for! (Rangers)

Andrew Davies has left Dundee by mutual consent.

He didn't make a single appearance for the club due to an injury he picked up in training just days after joining in January.

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Kris Commons
Former Celtic attacker on BBC Sportsound

The Scottish Sun's Robert Grieve with an update.

Michael Stewart
Former Scotland midfielder on BBC Sportsound

I don't want to be too harsh on Boli Bolingoli because I've not seen too much of him but I don't think there's any doubt there are massive question marks over him.

I think Greg Taylor would be first choice but by the time he gets up to speed, Bolingoli may have had another two or three games and continued to grow.

Neil Lennon may well have felt he has settled in to that position and Taylor may have to wait.

So we're now under five hours away from the transfer window slamming shut and we want to hear what you think of your club's activity this summer.

Feel free to get in touch by jumping on Twitter and tweeting us @BBCSportScot, external with who you support and your opinions. No swear words please. It's still before the watershed.

Kris Commons
Former Celtic attacker on BBC Sportsound

Jordan Elgott
BBC Sport Scotland

A quiet night is expected at Hearts, both in terms of incomings and outgoings.

The completion of Ryotaro Meshino's loan deal on Friday was Craig Levein's eighth summer signing, with the Japanese forward following Conor Washington, Glenn Whelan, Steven Naismith, Craig Halkett, Jamie Walker, Loic Damour and Joel Pereira through the door at Tynecastle.

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Michael Stewart
Former Scotland midfielder on BBC Sportsound

The Greg Taylor deal is one that falls in to the category of one that should have been done earlier in the window. I think he's a good signing and a sensible signing for Celtic.

But once they sold Kieran Tieney for such a vast sum of money then inevitably Kilmarnock were going to say 'We want a big chunk of money for Greg Taylor.'

Had Celtic brought in Taylor earlier in the window they could have got him for less.

Stephen Couse
BBC Sport Scotland

With a number of injuries to their first-team including midfielders Ross Draper - who will be our for more than a month - as well as Don Cowie and Lewis Spence, it is possible Ewan Henderson will get plenty of first-team action.

He will bring first-team experience with Celtic, and having represented Scotland at youth level, Henderson could be a big signing for the Dingwall club.