It is now just 29 days until the Scotland national team are back in action as they face a friendly double-header against Iceland and Lichtenstein in June.
However, despite the focus switching to international football, a number of Scotland internationals could see their own future come under scrutiny when a number of transfer windows open across Europe in the same week.
Several Scottish stars already known they’ll be moving clubs this summer, with five current Scotland stars due to become free agents in the summer, while others are in hot demand and been targeted for megabucks moves.
Here are 13 Scotland internationals who could move clubs this summer.

9. George Hirst - Ipswich Town
Despite being relegated with Ipswich this season, Hirst has caught the attention of both Leeds United and Burnley following the EFL Championship title win. Scored three goals in just 480 minutes of league football this year, which could see him nabbed by one of the two newly promoted sides this summer. | SNS Group

10. Nicky Devlin - Aberdeen
His excellent start to the season at Pittodrie saw him called up to the Scotland squad for the first time in October, where he made his debut in a 3-2 loss to Poland at Hampden Park. Signed a new deal with Aberdeen shortly afterwards, tying himself to the until 2027, but has almost completely fallen out of the picture under Jimmy Thelin recently, starting just one of the last 10 games. Could he be tempted to move in order to play more regular first team football? | SNS Group

11. Lennon Miller - Motherwell
Scottish football's hottest property will have plenty of interest this summer, with clubs from all around Europe keeping tabs on the Motherwell youngster. Despite not yet being capped at senior international level, his sale would bring in a record breaking figure at Fir Park, and it'll get harder and harder for the club to reject advances for him as the weeks go on. | SNS Group / SFA
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12. Lawrence Shankland - Hearts
Out of contract in the summer, the Jambos captain has fallen out of the Scotland reckoning in recent months and will be desperate to secure a move that puts him back in Steve Clarke's thoughts. He faces an uncertain summer, but his goal record means there's likely to be interest in his services from teams both in the UK and abroad. | SNS Group

