Another action-packed weekend of Scottish Premiership action has been and gone with all 12 top-flight clubs featuring over the past two days. There were late wins for Hibs and Celtic, Hamilton earned their first points of the season and there were plenty of eyes on Ibrox as the weekend as Steven Gerrard gave fans a look at what an Rangers post-Alfredo Morelos will look like.
Three of the teams are back in action this week with Celtic in a Champions League qualifying clash and Aberdeen and Motherwell entering the Europa League qualifying first round. On top of that there will likely be plenty of transfer speculation.
Scroll down and click through for all the latest from around Scottish football – and be sure to check back again at the same time tomorrow.
1. £30m Edouard bid
Aston Villa are lining up a mammoth £30million bid for Celtic ace Odsonne Edouard. The Villains have set their sights on a striker this summer with strong links to Brentford’s Ollie Watkins. However, the Frenchman is seen as the club’s No.1 target. (Scottish Sun) Photo: Alan Harvey - SNS Group
2. Morelos on the way out
Rangers will actively look to sell Alfredo Morelos by attempting to open negotiations with Lille once more. The Ligue 1 side had a raft of bids rejected for the player, the highest being £16m. The Colombian was dropped for the game on Saturday with Steven Gerrard reportedly having run out of patience with the player. (Scottish Sun) Photo: Craig Williamson - SNS Group
3. Miller and McBride set for England moves
Former Celtic full-back Calvin Miller is interesting Plymouth Argyle. The versatile left-sided player departed Parkhead this summer. Meanwhile, Blackburn Rovers are keen on Celtic’s young striker Connor McBride. (Alan Nixon) Photo: SNS Group Paul Devlin
4. Rangers No.1 undecided
Steven Gerrard has admitted that there is a battle on for the No.1 spot at Rangers. Jon McLaughlin has played all five games this season, not conceding a goal. But Allan McGregor has returned to training with Gerrard revealing the veteran has "credit in the bank" from previous seasons. (Scotsman) Photo: Craig Foy - SNS Group