Scottish Premiership clubs have been active during the summer 2026 transfer window, with significant movement across the league’s twelve teams. The transfer period has seen numerous arrivals and departures as clubs prepare for the forthcoming season.
Aberdeen made extensive changes to their squad, bringing in defenders Chris Cadden and Lewis Mayo alongside forwards Tony Yogane and Mitchy Ntelo. The club also acquired midfielder Connor Ronan from Colorado Rapids and goalkeeper Marius Muller from Wolfsburg. In return, Aberdeen allowed several players to depart, including midfielder Graeme Shinnie to Inverness Caledonian Thistle and goalkeeper Dimitar Mitov to St Pauli.
Celtic secured four major additions during the window, recruiting forward Kasper Hogh from Bodo/Glimt and midfielder Mika Baur from Paderborn. The club also strengthened their attacking options with forwards Camilo Duran and Haissem Hassan. Conversely, Celtic parted ways with several key players, including goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel who retired, midfielder Arne Engels who joined West Ham United, and forward Daizen Maeda who moved to Ipswich Town.
Other clubs made notable moves throughout the window. Hearts appointed new head coach Wouter Vrancken and added midfielder Laurent Mendy, while Rangers brought in new manager Derek McInnes alongside forward Lawrence Shankland. Multiple loan agreements and permanent transfers across the division reflect the competitive nature of Scotland’s top flight as clubs shaped their squads for the season ahead.
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