The summer transfer window was another big one for the Scotland national team, with several Scottish players making moves ahead of the September 3 deadline.
Lennon Miller took the headlines last summer when they joined the growing Scottish contingent in Italy’s Serie A, making a £4million move to Udinese. However, many of his international teammates have followed suit in taking their careers overseas in recent years, with the likes of Kieron Bowie and Angus Gunn signing up for new adventures in Italy and the United States, respectively.
Established names such as Lyndon Dykes and Andy Robertson also made summer moves when their contracts expired in June, with Millwall and Tottenham Hotspur snapping up the experienced pros.
Here we look at the 14 Scotland internationals who completed summer transfers and assess how they have done for their new teams in the opening months of the campaign. Who has found success ahead at their new clubs - and who needs a spark heading into the rest of the season?
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1. Lyndon Dykes - Millwall
Dykes was left out of Sebastian Pocognoli's first Scotland squad, but will hope to have caught his attention ahead of next month's Nations League fixtures after strong early form at the Den. The 31-year-old has four goals and one assist in his first eight league appearances for Millwall. | Getty Images
2. Luke Graham - Stoke City
After emerging as one of Scottish football's most promising young defenders at Dundee last season, Graham was snapped up by Stoke for a £2million fee. After a tough start to the campaign, the Potters have improved since changing to a back three formation, with the 22-year-old a huge beneficiary of the change in shape. Scored his first goal for the club in a 1-0 win over Derby County earlier this month and has made a total of 88 defensive contributions for his side in nine league appearances. | Getty Images
3. George Hirst - Stoke City
Hirst has struggled in his early days with Stoke, scoring just one goal in his first 10 league appearances since his £6million summer move to the Potters. | Getty Images
4. Angus Gunn - San Jose Earthquakes
The Scotland number one opted to move across the pond to the MLS early in the summer, but had a nightmare start with San Jose, failing to win any of his first eight games and conceding 19 goals in the process. However, after picking up his first win with a 3-2 victory over San Diego last month, he's unbeaten in his last five league appearances. | Getty Images