There are four top-flight matches taking place this evening after Motherwell got the midweek fixturecard underway with a well deserved 1-0 win over Dundee United thanks to a stunning goal from Tony Watt who now leads the cinch Premiership scoring charts.
The Steelmen forward is one of those players out of contract at the end of the season and with his performances this campaign he won’t be short of suitors.
All the Premiership action this midweek is split into the top and bottom six facing each other with Hibs v Rangers the big game this evening.
Scroll down and click through fro all the latest news and transfer speculation from around the SPFL.
5. Queen's Park make impressive appointment
Queen’s Park have pulled off an eye-catching coup with the appointment of Marijn Beuker as the club’s director of football. The Dutchman has spent the last 15 years as sport development director at Eredivisie side AZ Alkmaar. The club’s chief executive Leeann Dempster said: "We have the ambition to become a top club at developing young footballers, and in Marijn we have someone who thinks deeply about how best to do this." (Various) Photo: Ross Brownlee - SNS Group
6. Wilson on Rangers contracts
Rangers won’t break the bank when it comes to player contracts. Ross Wilson, the club’s sporting director revealed the club have a wage structure they work within and won’t go outside of it. He told the club’s AGM: “We have a clear contract model here and a clear wage structure. Anybody that signs a contract with Rangers, I can assure you, they will sign a contract within that structure.” (Various) Photo: Ross MacDonald - SNS Group
7. Price set for Celtic over loan star
Celtic will have to stump up around £10million to sign Cameron Carter-Vickers on a permanent deal from Tottenham Hotspur. The centre-back is currently on a season-long loan from the Premier League side. At the time of the deal the asking price was £6m but that has risen with add-ons. (Daily Record) Photo: Craig Foy - SNS Group
8. King voted against Park board re-election
Dave King voted against the re-election of Graeme Park onto the board of Rangers. The former chairman holds a stake of more than 15 per cent in the club but the son of current chairman Douglas Park won his place on the board with a vote of more than 80 per cent. (Glasgow Times) Photo: SNS Group Craig Foy