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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9. Robbie Ure - Sevilla
Ure made an initial £5.5million move to La Liga just ahead of the deadline following a goal-laden spell in Sweden with Sirius IK. The 22-year-old has enjoyed a relatively decent start to life in the Spanish top tier, scoring one and assisting a further two in his first six league appearances. | Getty Images
10. Kieron Bowie - Sassuolo (loan)
Bowie departed Hellas Verona on loan after just six months with the club following their relegation to Serie A. He scored his first goal for the club in a dramatic 3-2 win over Italian giants Juventus last month, but has largely been used as an impact substitute, starting just three of the club's seven league games thus far. | Getty Images
11. Stephen Welsh - Swansea City
Made a huge impression on loan at Motherwell last season, playing a major role in them claiming a top four spot. He chose to depart Celtic when his contract expired and signed for Swansea City in the summer, though. Starting all 10 league games so far, he's been a vital part of a Swans team that are currently top of the EFL Championship. He featured in all four of Scotland's recent Nations League games last month. | Getty Images
12. Nathan Patterson - Torino (loan)
After struggling to get into the Everton first team last season, Patterson made a loan move to Torino ahead of the deadline this summer. He came on for his debut as a second-half substitute against Fiorentina in early September, and played a full 45 minutes against Bologna a few weeks later. However, he hasn't played a single minute since and has mainly been an unused substitute. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images