With less than two weeks of the transfer window remaining until it SLAMS shut on Monday, 5 October, fans will be hoping to see their clubs doing some last minute business, adding players in areas where they need to strengthen, especially with managers have seen the team in action for a number of games now.
At the same time, there will likely be interest in some of the league’s stars especially from the English Championship and even top-flight, plus abroad. There will be some supporters and managers alike will be desperate to hold on to.
Scroll down and click through to see ten of the Premiership stars who could interest suitors in the final two weeks but clubs won't want to lose.
5. Stuart Findlay - Kilmarnock
The centre-back is a key player for Killie and has been for a while. He is the leader of the defence now at Rugby Park. There has been plenty of upheaval in the defence already this summer, the last think they want is for their first-choice centre-back to be picked up by a team late on. Photo: Ross MacDonald - SNS Group
6. Ryan Kent - Rangers
Arguably the best player in the league so far. Joint top scorer and a constant threat. He has started to add numbers to an undoubted talent. Kent has developed a fine relationship with Borna Barisic and he is now the focal point of the team’s attack. It is understandable why Leeds United are interested. Photo: Rob Casey - SNS Group
7. Allan Campbell - Motherwell
One of the best players in the league at the moment. If teams in England - and Scotland - were sensible they would be looking to make a move, if not now, then January when there are just six months of his deal left. There aren’t many players quite so rounded as him, with the attitude to match, kicking around. Photo: Mark Scates - SNS Group
8. Ross Stewart - Ross County
The lanky forward is County’s most important and best player. Still fielded out wide mostly, he is a constant goal scoring threat, he works his bahookie off out of possession and is a brilliant out ball, his height a huge advantage over fill-backs. Photo: Ross MacDonald - SNS Group