As predicted by BBC Scotland's Brian McLauchlin, Jamie Gullan has left Hibs on loan, signing a deal until summer with Raith Rovers.

There were reports Celtic were after Ben Davies, but Liverpool have won the race to sign him.

Kilmarnock have signed Brandon Pierrick on a loan deal until the end of the season from English Premier League side Crystal Palace.

The 19-year-old told the Kilmarnock website: “I’m buzzing to get started and I’m looking forward to impressing and showcasing my talent.

“At Palace, they prepare us for men’s football and I’ve been researching Kilmarnock before making the move here so I can’t wait to get to work on the training pitch and meet the rest of the group.”

Hibs confirm Stevie Mallen has moved to Turkey.A move we brought you two hours ago

Was probably obvious, but Reims have tweeted to confirm Fraser Hornby's move to Aberdeen is just a loan and there is no option to buy.

Hornby tells Aberdeen's Red TV: Delighted to be here. It was something that I really wanted to do, and when the opportunity came about I had in my head this was the place I could come and show what I'm about.

"We've been talking most of the month really about what the best thing for me to do. I wasn't playing as much as I'd like to this season due to an number of circumstances. So we had the conversation before the end of the window and this feels like the right thing to do."

You can read more on the story, and quotes from manager, here.

They teased their were signing a Champions League player earlier, and here he is at Cappielow, Kazaiah Sterling.With Scotland now having two Champions League qualification places, his chances of getting there with Morton have doubled...

Four dates though, that's four more than most of us.

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Brian McLauchlin
BBC Sport Scotland

St Johnstone midfielder Callum Hendry could be another addition for Aberdeen on transfer deadline day.

That would make space for a late addition to Saints squad...the clock is ticking!

That's what we're talking about. Let the guessing game begin....

Tweet us on #BBCSportScot with your guesses.

Brian McLauchlin
BBC Sport Scotland

Potentially one more piece of business for Hibs tonight with striker Jamie Gullan possibly heading out on loan.

Dunfermline are hoping to agree deal with Hearts for Craig Wighton. The striker is in the final four months of his current deal with Hearts and the Fifers are keen on a pre-contract, but would take him now if terms were favourable.

The suggestions that Rangers winger Greg Stewart could be on the move to either Motherwell or Ross County appear wide of the mark. Information is he is going nowhere for the last few months of his contract.

Aberdeen have signed Scotland U21 forward Fraser Hornby on loan from French club Reims until summer.

The 21-year-old former Everton frontman signed for the Ligue 1 side in summer, but has not appeared in the first team since September.

Hornby has 10 goals in 18 appearances for Scotland U21s.

After Aberdeen drew 0-0 for the second time in four days against Livingston on Saturday, boss Derek McInnes said the club needed a new number nine.

That's one in the door, will they add another before the night is out?

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Thomas Duncan has left the chat. Andrew Southwick is taking over the live text from now. First deal of the day is trying to order the gaffer a takeaway, that I told him I ordered half an hour ago.

You can browse a list of ALL the Premiership ins and outs from this window here.

Here's a quick recap of where we're at on this, err, quiet deadline day.

• Aberdeen looking to sign strikers Florian Kamberi, Callum Hendry, and Fraser Hornby after Sam Cosgrove's exit
• Jack Simpson in Glasgow to finalise Rangers move, while Scott Wright is also making the early Ibrox switch after agreement with Aberdeen
• Kevin Nisbet is staying at Hibs despite Birmingham interest
• Celtic to complete loan deal for Everton's Jonjoe Kenny

We've had stories on Hibs, Aberdeen, Rangers, Celtic, St Johnstone, but it's been pretty quiet at the rest of the Premiership clubs.

The current global pandemic is probably the main reason for that. Still plenty of time for a few twists and turns of course!

Currently crawling to the finishing line in about 15 minutes, when I can get my dinner, and a brave colleague takes over.

Any chance of some news?

Will Scott Wright make an impact on the Rangers team? Or will he be a squad player? What do you think Rangers fans?

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Tyrone Smith
BBC Scotland

Aberdeen and Rangers have agreed a fee which will see Scott Wright move to Ibrox now. The player had signed a pre-contract to join Steven Gerrard's side in the summer. But he will move south in this window after the Dons accepted an offer understood to be around £175,000.