Ross County hope to complete the signing of a new striker within the next hour ahead of tonight’s match with Hibs.

Reports are it's Queen's Park captain Simon Murray, who has scored 15 goals for the Championship leaders in the second-tier this season.

It could be a pivotal move in the Premiership relegation battle, and Championship title race.

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Plenty to mull over for the Buddies, with a revolving door in full operation at the SMiSA Stadium. What are you saying to it, Buddies fan?

Stu: Typical we loan Brophy out to Ross County, then Ayunga gets injured. Tony Watt could be a good for us, but it's down to him. He showed so much promise at Celtic. Ethan Erhahon will be missed and difficult to replace. The spine of our team is taking a bit of a hit this week and I hope our manager can find a quick solution.

David: Our squad is now critically thin but I have faith in our manager to make sure the gaps are filled.

Add to the conversation here, Buddies...

Kilmarnock have sneakily posted on their website that Northern Ireland striker Kyle Lafferty has left the club.

The club statement read: "It’s with regret that Kyle Lafferty and Kilmarnock Football Club have parted company by mutual consent. We thank Kyle for his service to the club."

What do you make of that, Killie fans? Get in touch here.

What about business down in Ayrshire tonight?

Jason: Just me thinking it's time to tempt Chris Burke out of retirement to guarantee us safety this season?

While Jason is suggesting luring the veteran back into the boots, another old-timer may be on the way out if murmurs are to be believed...

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St Mirren have confirmed that a deal for Dundee United striker Tony Watt is moving forward, but is not done yet.

The 29-year-old is currently undergoing a medical.

Motherwell say they have brought in a fee for Sondre Solholm, so it might help them bring in a replacement tonight.

“Sondre is a great person and I have thoroughly enjoyed working with him,” manager Steven Hammell said.

“He became a real fan favourite in his time here and it shows the lively character that he is.

“I hope this move works out for himself and his family. I wish him all the very best.”

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Speaking of midfielders, Hibs have cooled their interest in Swindon Town's Jonny Williams.

The Easter Road club made an offer for the player which was rejected by Swindon Town who want substantially more money.

Rangers manager Michael Beale said: “As a football club, Nicolas is a player that we have tracked for a long time and we are very pleased to welcome him and his family to Rangers.

“He is a young player that has already amassed good experience both in domestic and European competition. I am looking forward to working with him closely and integrating him into our team.”

Sporting Director, Ross Wilson added: "We are delighted to further strengthen our squad today with Nico's arrival.

“He's a talented young player and someone who I know will enjoy working and further developing his talent with Michael and our staff.”

Rangers say Nicolas Raskin has signed a "long-term deal" but seem keen not to divulge how long they are these days.

Raskin told the club: “I feel very excited to be here and I also feel very proud to join a very big club.

"I’m looking forward to playing at Ibrox. It was very exciting when I was told of Rangers’ interest because it’s a big club.

"I’m looking forward to making my debut and I hope it can be as soon as possible.”

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Nicolas Raskin joins from Standard Liege, with Rangers paying a fee to get him in the door now, as opposed to a pre-contract to join in the summer.

Zak Rudden has vowed to repay Callum Davidson's persistence after the St Johnstone boss finally landed the striker.

Saints missed out on Rudden last January when he joined Dundee from Partick Thistle, but the 22-year-old has now pitched up in Perth on loan.

“The conversations I’ve had with the gaffer have been really positive," said Rudden. "Knowing he took interest in me before makes me want to give that extra 20%.

“Coming straight into a training session was the best way to get started. It’s a great group of lads and they’ve made me feel welcome as soon as I stepped foot in the door.

“I’m a player who will give everything for the team, I love to get on the end of things and hopefully I’ll be able to get as many goals as I can in the next six months.”

The Scottish Sun are reporting, external that Rangers' 19-year-old midfielder Alex Lowry could be on his way to St Mirren on loan.

Some Rangers fans have been clamouring for him to get some game time at Ibrox, but it hasn't really materialised so far.

Maybe the Scotland under-21 midfielder could benefit from some more minutes.

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Standard Liege midfielder Nicolas Raskin has been spotted at Ibrox as the club try to get his move over the line.

Can't go anywhere in this town...

Stephen Robinson says Ethan Erhahon will be a “huge loss” to St Mirren as the midfielder prepares to join Lincoln City.

“He has arguably been one of my best players all season,” said manager Robinson.

“But opportunities arise, Ethan was out of contract at the end of the season and it was good business on behalf of the club.”

Erhahon is on his way to join the club currently 16th in England's League One.

A good move for him, or not? Get in touch here, Buddies fans.

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These were the views of some of the Aberdeen fans who got in touch with their deadline-day wish list.

So far, the Dons have brought in two centre-backs - Angus MacDonald and Mattie Pollock - and said goalkeeper from Ajax Jay Gorter.

What else is needed? Get in touch here, Aberdeen fans...

Christopher: Defence needs bolstered still, another centre-back and a right-back to give options and competition. A goalkeeper is probably needed to cover Roos' injury, and a striker to replace Ramirez, so that there are options up front. A new manger would be nice to have in sooner, but the right manager is better than a quick appointment.

Calum:Defensive right-back, two central defenders that can defend as if their lives depend on it. Oh, and a decent manager.

Graham: We need a seasoned, worldly experienced manager who can attract talent who would want to work with him. Two central defenders 6'4"+ are a must with more attack-minded midfielders who can actually control and pass a football as well as a decent striker.

Stuart:I would bring goalkeeper Scott Bain from Celtic and striker Kevin van Veen from Motherwell and Neil Lennon as manager to help get them.

Kevin:Quite simple, defender, defender and another defender... Lets throw in another keeper for experienced back-up. Horrendous that we can't defend so let's address that first as, at the start of the season we were scoring so we know we can do that!

On paper that looks a good signing for Aberdeen - an experienced centre-back.

If you didn't know, Angus MacDonald was diagnosed with bowel cancer in 2019, and battled back to make a return to football.

You can read his story here. Inspirational stuff.

Manager-less Aberdeen are bolstering their defensive options...