The transfer window may be closed, but signings could still be coming in the Scottish Premiership, should any of Rangers, Celtic, Hearts and Hibs decide to delve into the free agent market.
With the deadline for transfer slamming shut at 11pm on Monday, fans have been scouring the free agent market to see if there are any undiscovered gems lying in wait to add to their squad for the final four months of the campaign.
Could Celtic unearth a striker to replace Kyogo Furuhashi from the list? Will Rangers need to turn to free transfers if defensive injuries hit yet again - and which players are the best available on the free agent market?
The Scotsman look through the top 13 free agents available to clubs in the Scottish Premiership, from ‘the Romanian Jack Grealish’ to a four time Champions League winner.
5. Brandon Williams
The ex-England under-21 starlet was linked to Rangers in the summer window, after the left-back departed Manchester United in the summer. Still without a club, Williams has undoubted potential, but has struggled with injury and form since making an initial impression at Old Trafford during his 2019/20 breakout season. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
6. Ryan Kent
The ex-Rangers forward has often been linked with a return to Ibrox, and is currently a free agent after seeing his contract at Fenebache cancelled. A former PFA Scotland Young Player of the Year, he been tipped to make a shock move to Iranian side Persepolis after reportedly being convinced by a bizarre law that would allow him to own a crocodile as a pet. No, really. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
7. Serge Aurier
The ex-Nottingham Forest defender was one of Europe's most highly-rated full-backs not so long ago, joining Tottenham Hotspur for a fee of £23million in 2017. While he isn't the player he used to be, he's a free agent after leaving Galatasaray in the summer and is still just 32. | AFP via Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
8. Cheikhou Kouyaté
The 35-year-old defensive midfielder may be reaching the end of his career, but he could still provide experience and quality to many Scottish Premiership sides. Without a club since departing Nottingham Forest in the summer, he reportedly earned £45,000 a week at the City Ground, which would be the main stumbling block. | Nathan Stirk Photo: Nathan Stirk