It has been a hectic market so far with plenty of comings and goings around the cinch Premiership and below. The first two weeks saw top-flight clubs try to get their business done early with the rescheduled winter break allowing them to focus efforts on bringing players in or tweaking their squads.
The 12 clubs returned to action in the middle of the month which has saw the transfer market slow down as they embarked on a busy period on the field with one of four consecutive midweek fixture cards complete.
The second round of midweek Premiership fixtures begins tonight in Paisley as St Mirren host Aberdeen. The Dons know they can jump into third place for 24 hours at least with a win, while their opponents can put themselves in the mix for a top six place with three points.
There are a number of key games taking place on Wednesday. The live game comes from Tynecastle Park where Hearts host Celtic having won the same fixture on the opening weekend of the season. Down at the bottom, St Johnstone and Dundee are embroiled in a relegation battle making their McDiarmid Park showdown a six pointer.
Meanwhile, Hibs travel to Motherwell with just two points separating the sides in fifth and fourth respectively.
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9. Glass hopes for further reinforcements
Aberdeen boss Stephen Glass has revealed he is still looking to add to his squad before the end of the window. The Dons brought in winger Vicente Besuijen on Tuesday. Glass said: “It would be nice, yes. It is going to be difficult because the club made a big investment in Vicente as well. However you are always asking for more as a manager and staff.” (Various) Photo: Roddy Scott - SNS Group
10. Ross wanted by Queen's Park
Queen’s Park have made an “ambitious” attempt to appoint Jack Ross as their new manager. Ross has recently left Hibs where he worked with current Spiders chief Leeann Dempster. The Glasgow side are fourth in League One, 20 points behind Cove Rangers having drawn 11 games. (Daily Mail) Photo: Ross Parker - SNS Group