We are only fortnight on from the end of a pulsating Scottish Premiership season and also the transfer rumours machine is working overtime.
While Rangers have already started their transfer business, Celtic and Hearts will be hoping to fend off interest in star men Matt O’Riley and Lawrence Shankland respectively.
It is sure to be another summer of intrigue for Scotland’s top clubs, with incomings and outgoings expected right up until the final seconds of the summer transfer window.
However, which Scottish Premiership players have seen their transfer value increase the most over the last year? Who has raised their reputation and who has remained stagnant?
Using popular football statistics website TransferMarkt, we look at the 10 Scottish Premiership stars who have enjoyed a monumental increase to their market value in the last year.
5. Lawrence Shankland (Hearts) - €4 million
A revelation for Hearts last year, the Scottish Premiership's top scorer has quite rightly saw his value increase after a goal-laden season. His market valued has increased by €1.5 million this summer. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group
6. Danny Armstrong (Kilmarnock) - €1.5 million
The 26-year-old winger was a key cog in a Killie team that qualified for Europe last season, scoring six goals and contributing 10 assists in the Scottish Premiership. His valued has increased by €1 million. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group
7. Cameron Carter-Vickers (Celtic) - €14 million
The second most valuable player in the Scottish Premiership enjoyed a €1 million increase this summer having played a pivotal role in the Hoops' domestic double. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
8. Beni Baningime (Hearts) - €1.5 million
The Congolese star recently agreed a new deal to stay at Tynecastle. Another positive campaign in Edinburgh resulted in an increase of €900k in his market value. The tenacious midfielder will head into his fourth season as a Jambo in August. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group