It follows a hectic last week or so where off-field events dominated the headlines, interspersed by some actual football with Celtic’s controversial Dubai trip and the suspension of football below the second tier taking centre stage.
Neil Doncaster, chief executive of the SPFL, has had his say on a variety of matters, including the Dubai camp and the Hibs request for Celtic players to be tested following Christopher Jullien’s positive test for Covid-19.
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Hide AdOn the transfer front, Hibs have been busy and could look to add another today, while Rangers and Hearts are also keen to make signings.
We will have the latest throughout the day as it happens from around the SPFL, including any transfer speculation.
Scottish Football LIVE: Latest news and transfer speculation
Celtic target agrees Turkey switch
Bright Osayi-Samuel, a reported target of Celtic and a player manager Neil Lennon rates, is said to have agreed a move to Fenerbahce on a free contract.
The 23-year-old winger will move from Queens Park Rangers this summer, according to Sky Sports.
Celtic and Rangers target for January exit
Peterborough United star Siriki Dembele, who has been linked with both Celtic and Rangers, is expected to leave the club in the January window after putting in a transfer request.
Owner Darragh MacAnthony says the club are already looking at replacements for the 24-year-old forward.
McInnes jokes which Rangers players he wants
Aberdeen boss Derek McInnes has joked he wants Ryan Kent and Alfredo Morelos as a ‘makeweight’ in the potential deal to take Scott Wright to Ibrox in the January window.
Discussions are ongoing between the two clubs after Rangers approached Wright, who is free to talk to other teams in the final six months of his deal.
McInnes, while resigned to losing Wright eventually, warned it would need to be a good offer to allow the player to leave halfway through the season.
Jim Goodwin Covid-19 claims
Jim Goodwin has responded to Peter Lawwell’s claims that Celtic have been hardest hit by the coronavirus.
Jim Goodwin“Every club has felt this has been extremely challenging from day one. Each club has had difficulties to deal with: sometimes they’re outwith our control and sometimes there are things we can do better.
“We’re learning as time goes on.
“If there was a competition as to who’s been hardest hit then I think we’d win it."