With the title race all but over, fans of Celtic, Rangers and other Scottish Premiership clubs already have one eye on the summer transfer window.
Set to re-open in June, fans will soon begin to draw up their own transfer wish lists as they look ahead to the 25/26 campaign. Will Celtic unearth another gem to replace Kyogo Furuhashi? Could the rumoured takeover at Rangers see them splash the cash this summer? And who are the best players available as a free agent?
As contracts across the country get set to expire, The Scotsman look at 13 of the top free agents available to clubs in the Scottish Premiership from the English Premier League (EPL) and the EFL Championship - including a sought after 16-goal midfielder...
5. Harry Toffolo - Nottingham Forest
While Kieran Tierney is expected to fill the left-back role for Celtic next season, the anticipated departure of Greg Taylor leaves a space in the squad. A regular for Nottingham Forest between the years of 2022 and 2024, he's fallen out of favour this year as they've battled at the top of the EPL. At 29, he'd be a smart value signing. | Shaun Botterill Photo: Shaun Botterill
6. Harry Darling - Swansea City
One of Swansea's stand out players since arriving from MK Dons two summers ago, Darling is a player admired by rumoured Rangers managerial target Russell Martin, who has signed him twice. An intelligent defender, who is capable with the ball at his feet, he'll almost certainly be on the radar of wherever Martin goes next. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
7. Jack Stephens - Southampton
The Saints captain could be about to bring down the curtain on his time at St Mary's after an astonishing 14-year spell at the club. The 31-year-old has plenty of experience in England's top two divisions, but may fancy a change of scenery this summer. Could he add value to a Scottish Premiership squad? | Mike Hewitt Photo: Mike Hewitt
8. Jonny Evans - Manchester United
The experienced Northern Ireland defender will become a free agent when his deal expires at Old Trafford summer and has been touted as a possible option for Rangers in the recent past. A winner of three EPL titles with Manchester United, he would add organisation to a leaky Ibrox defence, but is certainly not a long-term option at the age of 37. | Manchester United via Getty Images Photo: Getty Images