News Focus
- The Scottish summer transfer window runs from June 15 to September 1, 2026.
- Hearts striker Lawrence Shankland has signed for Rangers on a free transfer.
- Aberdeen have secured Dundee midfielder Lyall Cameron following his loan spell.
- Celtic defender Stephen Welsh returns to Parkhead after his temporary move ended.
- Clubs are working to finalise squads ahead of the 2026 World Cup tournament.
The summer transfer window for Scotland’s top division opened on June 15 and will close at 11pm UK time on September 1. Teams across the league are busy strengthening their ranks for the upcoming season.
Rangers have secured a major boost by signing Lawrence Shankland from Heart of Midlothian. The Scotland forward arrives at Ibrox without a transfer fee. This deal adds firepower to their front line as they prepare for domestic and European campaigns.
Aberdeen have also strengthened their midfield by bringing in Lyall Cameron from Dundee. The young player joins the Pittodrie club permanently after his loan arrangement finished. Manager Jimmy Thelin sees Cameron as a vital part of his future plans.
Several experienced players have moved on after their contracts expired. Former Aberdeen captain Graeme Shinnie has joined Inverness Caledonian Thistle. Veteran striker Brian Graham has switched to Ross County, while midfielder Craig Sibbald has signed for Falkirk.
Numerous loan players have gone back to their parent clubs. Stephen Welsh returns to Celtic after his temporary spell elsewhere. Winger Scott Wright comes back to Rangers from Birmingham City. Other players have ended loans with sides including Swansea City, Brentford, and Manchester United.
Supporters can keep up with all the latest developments through the Transfer Centre blog on Sky Sports. The service provides real-time updates on every confirmed deal throughout the window.