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Here's the deals that have happened todayAberdeen

In: Fraser Hornby (Reims, loan), Callum Hendry (St Johnstone, loan), Florian Kamberi (St Gallen, loan), Ross McCrorie (Rangers, transfer)

Out: Curtis Main (Shrewsbury, transfer), Bruce Anderson (Hamilton Accies, loan), Scott Wright (Rangers, transfer)

Celtic

In: Jonjoe Kenny (Everton, loan)

Out: Olivier Ntcham (Marseille, loan)

Hamilton Academical

In: Bruce Anderson (Aberdeen, loan)

Hibernian

Out: Stevie Mallan (Yeni Malatyaspor, loan), Jamie Gullan (Raith Rovers, loan)

Kilmarnock

In: Zech Medley (Arsenal, loan), Brandon Pierrick (Crystal Palace, loan)

Motherwell

In: Eddie Nolan, (Crewe, loan), Jordan Roberts (Hearts, loan)

Rangers

In: Jack Simpson (Bournemouth, transfer), Scott Wright (Aberdeen, transfer)

Out: Brandon Barker (Oxford United, loan), George Edmundson (Derby County, loan), Ross McCrorie (Aberdeen, transfer)

St Johnstone

Out: Callum Hendry (Aberdeen, loan)

All done at Motherwell, but look out for another piece of business tomorrow...

That's the window closed, though as long as clubs have put through their deal before midnight they can announce them whenever they like. Hamilton say they'll reveal more tomorrow.

Clubs can also still sign free agents.

Ross McCrorie has now joined the Dons permanently on a three-and a-half year deal.

The 22-year-old midfielder, who initially arrived at Pittodrie on a season long loan, has already made 23 appearances and scored twice.

McCrorie tells the official Aberdeen website: “We’ve still got a lot to play for this season, with some big games in the coming weeks, so there is much to look forward to.

“It’s great to see Fraser [Hornby] joining the team, someone I know very well from Scotland Under 21 squads, and I know he’ll be a fantastic addition for us.”

Rangers confirm Scott Wright has signed a four and a half year with the Ibrox club, and joins the club straight away rather than in summer.

Wright tells the official Rangers website: "I’m delighted to be here at this massive club and can’t wait to run out at Ibrox for my debut, and then hopefully in front of a full house in the not-too-distant future.

“It is a real privilege to have the opportunity to work under a manager like Steven Gerrard and speaking to him and Ross Wilson, I am really impressed with how everyone at the club all have the same aims and ambitions.

“I cannot wait to meet my new teammates and get started as a Rangers player."

Rangers manager Steven Gerrard said: “It is very pleasing to have Scott for the rest of this season. This will give him the opportunity to gain some valuable game time in a blue shirt for the rest of the season.

“Scott is a player that I have admired and I believe that we can utilise his skill set within our system. He will train with his new teammates tomorrow.”

Ross McCrorie's loan from Rangers to Aberdeen about to become a permanent transfer, which surely means Scott Wright is also about to be unveiled at Ibrox, with the Dons playmaker having already agreed a pre-contract.

Right, the race is on. Who is first to confirm - Aberdeen or Rangers?

Not a new signing, but Scotland full-back and BBC Sportscene pundit Stephen O'Donnell has extended his Motherwell deal until the end of the season.

Rangeras have signed defender Jack Simpson on a four and a half year deal.

The 24-year-old has English Premier League experience with AFC Bournemouth, and this season has made 12 appearances in the Championship and FA Cup.

Ibrox boss Steven Gerrard tells the official Rangers website: "We are delighted to have Jack here. We have been aware of him for some time and excited to finally have him.

"Clearly it’s a bonus to have him here now earlier than initially planned. His presence makes us stronger and we are all looking forward to working with him."

Aberdeen have confirmed the loan signing of Florian Kamberi from Swiss side St Gallen.

The former Hibs and Rangers frontman is the third striker to sign for the Pittodrie side this evening, joining Fraser Hornby and Callum Hendry.

Out go Sam Cosgrove, Curtis Main and Bruce Anderson.

Manager Derek McInnes tells the official Aberdeen website: "Florian has shown his quality in our league over a period of time and again, once we knew there was an opportunity to get him, we pursued it quite vigorously.

"He seems enthusiastic to be here. He has got undoubted quality, experience in this league and we’re hopeful that will help him settle quicker. I’m positive he can have an impact between now and the end of the season.”

Florian will be subject to a work permit process and subsequently, won't be available to face Livingston on Tuesday evening. That means his debut could be against Hibernian at Easter Road at the weekend.

Brandon Barker has moved to Oxford United until summer.

Eddie Nolan has joined Motherwell on loan from Crewe Alexandra on loan until the end of the season.

“Eddie is a vastly experienced defender and we’re glad to have him,” said manager Graham Alexander.

“I’ve faced him many times with my previous teams and know what he will bring.

“He can slot in anywhere across the back four, giving us good competition across all the defensive line.”

The 32-year-old started his career in the English Premier League with Blackburn Rovers, spending time on loan at Stockport County, Hartlepool United and Preston North End.

Nolan has more recently spent time with York City, Blackpool and Crewe, and has been capped three times for the Republic of Ireland.

Rangers are expected to announce a signing or two.

Aberdeen have been strongly linked with Florian Kamberi.

We're also keeping our ears to the door at Motherwell, St Johnstone and Hibernian.

And who knows who might spring a surprise or two before the night is done.

Remember, although the transfer window in England closes at 11pm, up here in Scotland we keep it going until midnight.