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.
9. Sergio Ramos
The Spanish legend has been out of action since May 2024, when he played his final game for Sevilla. Recent reports suggested Mexican club C.F. Monterrey had an interest, despite the iconic defender being 38. Winner of 30 trophies throughout his career, Ramos has won the Champions League four times, the World Cup, the European Championship and five La Liga titles. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
10. Tom Carroll
On the search for his next club after his contract was mutually terminated at MK Dons on deadline day, Carroll is still just 32 and offers years of experience and nous. He has played 48 games in the English Premier League across his career, for both Tottenham Hotspur and Swansea City. | Jane Russell Photo: Jane Russell
11. Nathan Ferguson
A Crystal Palace academy product, the versatile defender has been hampered by injury in recent years. Undoubtedly a talented player when fit, he hasn't played since April 2024, when he completed 60 minutes in a under-21 match for Palace as part of his ongoing recovery. A low-risk, high-reward option if he could overcome his fitness problems. | Christopher Lee/Getty Images Photo: Christopher Lee/Getty Images
12. Alexandru Mățan
The Romanian midfielder left former MLS champions Columbus Crew in November following the expiry of his contract. His style has been compared to Jack Grealish, with the 25-year-old often able to drifts inside from the wing to utilize his stronger foot for shooting or creating chances. | Getty Images