While we wait for more news to filter through, let's have a re-cap of the deals we've seen go through today...

• Scotland defender Jack Hendry moved to Serie A side Cremonese on loan from Club Brugge
• Motherwell centre-back Juhani Ojala departed Motherwell by mutual consent
• Hearts signed striker Stephen Humphrys on loan from Wigan
• David Bates left Aberdeen for Belgian side KV Mechelen
• Connor McLennan also departed Pittodrie, penning a loan deal with St Johnstone

Robert: What half-decent player on earth would want to risk joining Dundee United just now? Dylan Levitt already sports the demeanour on the pitch of someone who thinks they’ve made a big mistake.

United fans, do you share Robert's view?

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After bringing in a number of new signings earlier in the window, Ross County are telling me that they have concluded their transfer business for this window.

See the full list of free agents that made our cut here.

And feel free to get in touch @BBCSportScot and tell us who would fit best at your club.

Despite being part of a struggling St Johnstone team that survived the drop via the relegation play-off, Zander Clark enjoyed an impressive campaign last term.

Without the 30-year-old, who was an integral part of the Perth club's historic 2020-21 double cup-winning team, Callum Davidson's side may well be a Championship outfit as you read this.

But, five games into the league season, he still remains without a club. It had been suggested Clark would replace Celtic-bound Benjamin Siegrist at Dundee United, who instead turned their attention to Australian Mark Birighitti.

Stoke City were reported favourites for Clark's signature, but after a change of manager, which saw Alex Neil replace Michael O'Neill on Sunday, plans may well have changed at the English Championship club.

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From one mercurial attacking midfielder to another, we present to you... Robert Snodgrass.

At the age of 34, his best days might be behind him, but that doesn't mean he still couldn't do a job in Scotland's top flight, where he last played in 2008 for Livingston.

Snodgrass, who has seven goals and 28 caps for Scotland, was most recently at English Championship club Luton, where he played 11 games in the second half of last term as the club failed to gain promotion to the Premier League via the play-offs.

The ex-Norwich man's future still remains uncertain, with Motherwell awaiting an answer from the ex-Scotland international after offering him a deal a last month.

Tom Rogic, undoubtedly the pick of the bunch, said an emotional farewell to Celtic at the end of last season after nine years at the club.

The midfielder's decision to depart came as a bit of a surprise as the Australian had recaptured his top form under compatriot Ange Postecoglou, who managed Rogic at international level.

The 29-year-old certainly appeared to still have plenty to offer after a season during which he scored six goals and provided 10 assists across all competitions.

Few Premiership clubs would be able to afford the Australia international, but if any could find the funds to extend his stay in Scotland, they will have a game-changing option in their ranks.

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With just hours to go before the deadline, clubs across the division remain active as they frantically look to strengthen their squads.

While your side continues to haggle and tries to find funds to bring in potential new signings, we've been scouring through a list of former Premiership stars, who are all free agents, to cut out all that nonsense.

Let's pick out a few, shall we?

Perry: With our structure we are not going to find a true goal threat. Callum Hendry was sent out on loan and when he came back he kept us up. We need to somehow pull a rabbit out of the transfer window hat, which I highly doubt we can unfortunately.

Saints have already brought in winger Connor McLennan on loan from Aberdeen. Do they need a centre-forward? Tweet us @BBCSportScot.

Tom: Billy Gilmour is one of the signings of the summer - would have been delighted to pay more than double that to have him at Spurs. More evidence that Brighton are a brilliantly run club.

Gilmour is on the verge of a £10m move to Brighton.

Chris Jack, the Glasgow Times' senior Rangers reporter, says the Ibrox club could be set to bank £1.5m if Billy Gilmour's move from Chelsea to Brighton goes through.

Not bad at all.

New Hearts striker Stephen Humphrys, who has joined on loan from Wigan, says it's a "fantastic feeling" to join a "massive" club.

"The facilities are incredible here," he told HeartsTV. "Fans have sold out season tickets, that gives you a feeling of the stature of the club.

"I can't wait to get going. I feel I can bring a winning mentality. I'd say I'm an honest player. I'd like to think of myself as a goalscorer."

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Here are Celtic's major summer comings and goings in the first team. On paper they've added depth, and managed to get a lot of unfancied players out of the door.

With midfielder Oliver Abildgaard potentially to come in, are you happy with the business your club have done, Celtic fans?

IN: Alexandro Bernabei, Sead Haksabanovic, Aaron Mooy, Benjamin Siegrist, Jota, Cameron Carter-Vickers, Daizen Maeda, Moritz Jenz.

OUT: Christopher Jullien, Nir Bitton, Boli Bolingoli, Tom Rogic, Albian Ajeti, Vasilis Barkas, Ismaila Soro.

Oliver Abildgaard has been heavily linked with joining Celtic.

The Rubin Kazan midfielder has one cap for Denmark and will add a bit of depth to Celtic's midfield three with huge games in Europe and Scotland coming thick and fast.

It's reportedly a loan deal with an option to buy. Will the club manage to get it done before midnight?

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On that note, Aberdeen striker Christian Ramirez seems to have deleted his Twitter account after his cryptic post earlier. "There are two sides to every story," he said.

It's a shame that it's turned a bit sour at Aberdeen. His 15 goals last season were a rare bright spot in a poor campaign. Will he be allowed to leave before midnight?

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Matthew: Aberdeen need to sign a centre-back tonight. Liam Scales and Anthony Stewart are our only recognised centre-backs and Scales can't play against Celtic. We need to sort that and a back-up striker if Christian Ramirez goes.

Agree with Matthew, Dons fans?

Malky Mackay has recruited seven players at Ross County so far this summer.

Will he add to that tally before the window shuts at midnight?

Here's how their business has unfolded...

In: William Akio; Victor Loturi; Yan Dhanda; Ben Purrington; Callum Johnson; Jordy Hiwula; George Harmon.

Loan in: Kazeem Olaigbe; Jake Eastwood; Owura Edwards.

Out: Regan Charles-Cook: Blair Spittal; Coll Donaldson; Harry Paton; Ben Williamson.

Loan out: Adam MacKinnon (Montrose); Matthew Wright (Montrose); Logan Ross (Lossiemouth).