The Scottish transfer window is heating up, and it's a busy time for the country's top clubs. Here's a round-up of the latest news, with a focus on Celtic, Rangers, Aberdeen, Dundee, and the Scotland national team.
Aberdeen Confirm Exit
Aberdeen have confirmed the departure of Finland international Topi Keskinen to Odense Boldklub in a deal worth around £1 million. Keskinen, 23, joined from HJK Helsinki in the summer of 2024 and scored nine goals in 89 appearances. He was part of the team that won the Scottish Cup in 2025, ending an 11-year wait for a trophy. Head coach Stephen Robinson acknowledged Keskinen's desire to explore other opportunities and expressed understanding, wishing him well.
Dundee Address Transfer Plan
Dundee head coach Stephen Pressley has confirmed the club is in the market for several new signings. They added Owen Bevan to their list of summer recruits, with the defender joining on a two-year contract. Pressley aims to add a minimum of five players, possibly six, and is close to securing a couple of deals. He's also seeking a new goalkeeper, hoping to have something in place in the next couple of weeks.
Adams Talks Planned
Scotland international Che Adams could be on the move this summer. Torino sporting director Gianluca Petrachi confirmed they will hold talks with Adams over his future at the Stadio Olimpico Grande. The 29-year-old striker, who featured in the World Cup, was subject of transfer speculation during the winter window. Petrachi mentioned talks will take place after Adams returns from vacation.
Rangers Given Encouragement
Rangers have been told that long-term midfield target Jens Hjerto-Dahl is available for transfer this summer, but only if clubs meet Tromso's asking price. The 20-year-old has been on the Ibrox wishlist since January, with a £5.3 million bid rejected. Tromso values him at around £7.5 million. Head coach Jorgen Vik admitted he doesn't want Hjerto-Dahl to leave but accepts that some offers might be too tempting. Rangers are also linked with Cammy Devlin, whose exit from Hearts was confirmed.
Celtic Handed Warning
Celtic have been warned that summer transfer target Haissem Hassan will only leave Real Oviedo if the Spanish club's terms are met. The Egypt international, 24, impressed in the World Cup, leading to transfer interest from Celtic and Trabzonspor. Los Azules' sporting director David Fernandez emphasized their firm policy for player management, indicating that interested parties must meet the required fee to secure Hassan's services.
In summary, the Scottish transfer window is bustling with activity, with clubs making strategic moves to strengthen their squads. The competition is fierce, and the window is likely to remain busy until the season begins.
