All eyes will be on Germany this weekend as the Bundesliga gets back up and running. The German top-flight clubs will look to finish the current campaign during the coronavirus pandemic by playing behind closed doors.
In the UK BT Sport will show every game from the final nine rounds of fixtures live. And it starts with a cracker as Schalke 04 travel to Borussia Dortmund in the Revierderby. On Sunday Bayern Munich travel to Union Berlin.
With that in mind, we cast our minds back to the Scottish players who have turned out for German clubs. Click and scroll through to see the 13 players featured.
9. Kevin Kerr
Kerr never actually played in Scotland, while he was born in Germany to a Scottish father and English mother. He broke through at Arminia Bielefeld followed by a spell in the Netherlands and back in Germany before making the switch to the US. | Other 3rd Party Photo: Hayden Schiff from Cincinnati, USA / CC BY (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0)
10. Neil Murray
Murray picked up four league winners medals with Rangers in the 90s before making the move to Switzerland then France where he spent a couple of years with Sion and Lorient respectively. A brief spell back in Scotland with Dundee United was followed by a move to Mainz. | Other 3rd Party Photo: SNS Group
11. Mark McGhee
McGhee was a totemic figure for Aberdeen in the 80s when they tasted domestic and European success. He scored against Hamburg, who he would go on to join, when the Dons won the Uefa Super Cup. It was a short spell in Germany for the striker before he returned to Scotland, joining Celtic. | Other 3rd Party Photo: SNS Group
12. Vince Mennie
Regarded as the first Scot to play in the Bundesliga, Mennie was born in Dortmund and played for Koln until 1986 before joining Dundee. He'd move back to Germany in the 1990s to play for amateur side Wuppertaler SV. | Other 3rd Party Photo: SNS Group 0141 221 3602