Ianis Hagi set for Rangers move on transfer deadline day
Rangers are set to complete a deal for Romania international Ianis Hagi and have been linked with a move for Hibernian forward Florian Kamberi.
Attacking midfielder Hagi landed in Glasgow on Thursday ahead of a loan switch from Belgian champions Genk.
With Jermain Defoe suffering a calf injury, Rangers have reportedly made an attempt to sign Kamberi on loan with a view to a permanent summer transfer, but they face competition from clubs in Italy and Poland.
There could be more outgoings from Ibrox, with Middlesbrough the latest club to be linked to a move for winger Jordan Jones.
Celtic manager Neil Lennon is relaxed about his deadline-day business, refusing to rush into any "panic'' buys despite losing winger Mikey Johnston to suspected knee ligament damage.
Aberdeen are looking to add and could offload James Wilson after the forward was linked with a switch to Salford City.
Motherwell have rejected a reported ÂŁ750,000 bid for James Scott from Hull after knocking back an approach from Bristol City earlier in the winter. It is understood manager Stephen Robinson believes the 19-year-old's value will continue to rise.
Kilmarnock right-back Stephen O'Donnell has reportedly turned down a move to Oxford after being the subject of a ÂŁ200,000 bid.
Hearts manager Daniel Stendel is pushing for more signings, with Schalke midfielder Marcel Langer among his priorities.
St Johnstone manager Tommy Wright hopes to make two loan signings after releasing defender Madis Vihmann. The Perth side have been linked with Bournemouth midfielder Matt Butcher.
St Mirren could do more business after re-signing Lee Hodson, with full-back Paul McGinn expected to join Hibs after the Leith club had a bid accepted.
Hamilton loaned Owain Fon Williams to Dunfermline and ended Adrian Beck's loan spell on Thursday and could be active after being hit by several injuries.
Livingston are looking for reinforcements after loaning Scott Tiffoney to Ayr, while Ross County are monitoring the market.