With the transfer window shut, some Rangers and Celtic supporters are already casting their one eye on the summer to see which players could potentially strengthen their armoury in the seasons to come.
Brendan Rodgers’ Celtic side enjoyed their best Champions League campaign in over a decade, but there’s a clear desire to see them go even deeper in the competition next year, with key positions and potential transfer targets already at the forefront of many supporters minds.
Meanwhile, Rangers are in dire need of fresh races despite a big turnover of players last summer. Beaten Scottish League Cup finalists, the Ibrox club are already out of the Scottish Cup, and appear destined to miss out on the Scottish Premiership title yet again.
However, with the summer just over two months away, could the Old Firm find some gems in the free agent market? Kieran Tierney is already set to re-join the Hoops on a Bosman free transfer, but could the club scour the market even further? Could Rangers find the players they need, without playing a single penny in transfer fees?
Here at The Scotsman, we’ve taken a look through the top 10 English Premier League stars set to become free agents this summer.

5. Jonny Evans - Manchester United
Tipped as a perfect signing for Rangers during the January window, there's no denying Evans would provide leadership, experience and ability to a Rangers backline that has struggled this season. At 37 though, he's not a long-term option. | Shaun Botterill Photo: Shaun Botterill

6. Massimo Luongo - Ipswich Town
The 32-year-old tough tackling midfielder has appeared in just seven of Ipswich Town's league game this year, and looks like he be on the move in the summer. He's experienced, without being over the hill, and knows what it takes to win having won back-to-back promotions with the Tractor Boys in recent years. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images

7. Dominic Calvert-Lewin - Everton
The 27-year-old striker was one of the most lethal forwards in the English Premier League not so long ago, and was named in the England squad that made it all the way to the Euro 2020 final. He's endured a frustrating time with injuries and form over the last few years, and looks like he needs a fresh start. Could that new beginning come in Glasgow? His wage is sure to be on the high side, but there's no doubting his ability. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images

8. Will Hughes - Crystal Palace
The 29-year-old will see his contract come to an end at Crystal Palace in June, despite being a regular first teamer at Selhurst Park over the last three seasons. He's certain to have plenty of interest if the Eagles opt not to extended his deal beyond the summer. Could Celtic or Rangers tempt his across the border? | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images