Last summer’s transfer window was one of the most hectic in history as far as Scotland was concerned.
Big-money moves to Napoli for Scott McTominay and Billy Gilmour may have taken the headlines on deadline day 2024, but there was no less than 16 Scotland internationals that changed clubs last year, as the transfer window went into overdrive.
After the success of McTominay and Co, perhaps it is no surprise that 12 months on several Scottish stars continue to be in demand across Europe. Up to 15 internationals are currently linked with a summer transfer - and many of them courting megabucks money in the process.
Here are the 15 Scotland internationals who could move clubs this summer, according to the latest round of summer rumours:
5. Lennon Miller - Motherwell
Another Scotland international that is in huge demand, the 18-year-old midfielder appears to have courted the interest of most of Europe. Has been linked with Sunderland, Rangers, Celtic, Udinese, Liverpool, Newcastle United, Brighton, Eintracht Frankfurt and Southampton. Who will win the race? | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group
6. GLASGOW, SCOTLAND - NOVEMBER 17: Stuart Armstrong and Andy Robertson during a Scotland Men's National Team MD-1 training session at The City Stadium, on November 17, 2024, in Glasgow, Scotland. (Photo by Alan Harvey / SNS Group)
A free agent once again after his release by Sheffield Wednesday this summer, the 51-cap international has been linked with moves to Birmingham City and Wrexham, with the latter said to be in 'advanced talks' with Armstrong. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group
7. Oli McBurnie - Las Palmas
Relegated from La Liga with Las Palmas last season, McBurnie is able to leave the club on a free transfer. He's been tipped to return to Sheffield United this summer by some reports, though Hull City retain a historic interest, alongside Swansea City. | Justin Setterfield/Getty Images Photo: Justin Setterfield/Getty Images
8. Che Adams - Torino
Had a positive debut season in Serie A with Torino, but is already linked with a potential return to the EFL Championship. Former club Birmingham City have been credited with an ambitious move for the hitman. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images