a summary of the most recent transfers involving the Scotland National Team and Scottish Premiership.
With the Scottish Premiership title secured, this exciting season is almost over with just one round of fixtures remaining. Before the 2024–2025 season, clubs can begin considering their summer transfer window actions and the potential effects on their squads. Here are a few of the most recent transfer rumours involving Scotland’s top flight as we approach the season’s last game week.
After Celtic defeated Kilmarnock to win the Scottish Premiership, they were proclaimed champions, while Rangers were not victorious again. As the transfer window approaches, Philippe Clement will have more time to consider his options and decide which existing Ibrox players to target.
James Tavernier may go on this summer, according to former Gers forward Rory Loy, and the team should accept an offer if it is made. In every competition this season, the captain has made a significant contribution from right-back, totaling 24 goals and 12 assists.
“I don’t want to minimise his accomplishments here, particularly individually; he has been outstanding during incredibly trying times. I simply believe that all good things must come to an end, Loy said to Sportsound. “His time here has been filled with many wonderful moments. However, I simply believe that it’s time for him to go on, and I would accept an offer to come from the Middle East or anywhere else.
“Dujon Sterling would start the upcoming season as my right-back, playing in his natural position. People will dispute that you are depriving the squad of 20 goals until they are blue in the face. Alright. There is no squad in history that has ever been should be, reliant on their right-back to score enough goals to win them a league. That should never happen in my opinion.”
