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:
9. Ben Doak - Liverpool
An impressive loan spell at Middlesbrough resulted in both Ipswich Town and Crystal Palace launching £15million offers for the teenager in order to tempt him away from Liverpool, though both were rebuffed. He is unlikely to be able to dislodge Mo Salah for a place in the Liverpool starting XI next season, so a move is on the cards. Everton have also been credited with a surprise move for the former Celtic academy star. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group
10. Angus Gunn - Free agent
One of three free agents on this list, the 29-year-old was released by Norwich City after four years at Carrow Road, and has seen been linked with Leeds United, Everton and - very loosely - Rangers. However, recent reports claim he is in talks with Saudi Pro League side Al-Khaleej. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group
11. Scott McKenna - Las Palmas
Like club teammate Oli McBurnie, the ex-Aberdeen and Nottingham Forest defender is able to depart Las Palmas on a free transfer this summer following the clubs relegation from La Liga. Loosely linked to Rangers, Celtic and Hibs, McKenna is also said to be attracting interest from Anderlecht, Kocaelispor and Çaykur Rizespor. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group
12. Josh Doig - Sassuolo
It has been an impressive last few months for the ex-Hibs left-back, having made his senior Scotland debut just weeks after winning Serie B with Sassuolo. His progression in central Italy has resulted in him being linked with several big name clubs in recent weeks, with Juventus, Rangers and Celtic rumoured to be keeping a close eye on developments, while Watford are understood to hold a long-term interest in the Scotland full-back. | (Photo by Alessandro Sabattini/Getty Images) Photo: Getty Images