The football keeps coming in Scotland. Two days after Celtic’s progression in the Champions League qualifiers, Aberdeen are in action for the first time since the opening day as they travel to St Johnstone ahead of a full Scottish Premiership fixturecard at the weekend… hopefully.
The top-flight clubs are also keen to do business with plenty of teams busy this week, whether it is recruiting or selling with plenty of strong rumours circling some of the best and most promising players in the country.
For all of the latest from around the SPFL, scroll down and click through and see if your team have been involved.
For all of the latest from around the SPFL, scroll down and click through and see if your team have been involved.
5. Bologna up Hickey bid
The battle for Aaron Hickey has intensified with Serie A side Bologna increasing their offer to the player. The Hearts starlet seemed set to sign for Bayern Munich. However, the Italian side are keen to sign the defender and willing to push the boat out for the player. (BBC) Photo: Ross Parker - SNS Group
6. Two-way battle for Duffy signature
Celtic are in a battle with West Ham for Brighton centre-back Shane Duffy. The Republic of Ireland international is wanted on loan by Neil Lennon who is keen to bolster his backline and could cost £2m. West Ham could provide a more attractive offer to Brighton with a £5m permanent deal. (Daily Record) Photo: Steve Bardens
7. Rangers don't want to sell Kent
It would take a substantial offer from Leeds United to tempt Rangers to sell Ryan Kent. The Premier League side are preparing a £10m bid for the winger. However, the Ibrox club are not keen to sell and it would take a much bigger offer for them to even consider selling. (Daily Record) Photo: SNS Group - Craig Williamson
8. Docherty move to be confirmed
Greg Docherty is set to complete his move to Hull City today. The midfielder underwent a medical in London ahead of his £400,000 transfer from Rangers to the League One side. He will sign a three-year deal with an option for a further year. (Scottish Sun) Photo: SNS Group Craig Foy