Livingston completed the signing of Gavin Reilly on Tuesday afternoon following his release from Carlisle United, with manager David Martindale admitting they had tracked the former St Mirren and Hearts forward for a couple of seasons.
Hibs are on the verge of signing Chris Cadden from Columbus Crew in MLS, Kilmarnock striker Eamonn Brophy has been linked with a switch to St Mirren and Aberdeen are keen on former winger Gary Mackay-Steven.
It suggests that Celtic, who have been defending their decision to take a mid-season trip to Dubai, and Rangers won’t be the only teams doing business this month and that the uncertainty of the coronavirus pandemic is doing little to dissuade teams from freshening up their squads, which will including moving players on.
Scroll down and click through for all of Wednesday’s latest from around the SPFL.
5. Dundee in shock McMullan move
Dundee have made a shock move for Dundee United winger Paul McMullan. The 24-year-old is in the final six months of his contract at Tannadice, allowing the Dens Park side to propose a deal to him which would see him move at the end of the season. McMullan has started just three league games. (Scottish Sun) Photo: Craig Foy - SNS Group
6. Sunderland enquire about Nisbet
Sunderland have enquired about the valuation of Hibs striker Kevin Nisbet. New Black Cats boss Lee Johnson is keen to add to his squad. Nisbet has been an excellent signing by Jack Ross after his six-figure move from Dunfermline Athletic, netting 12 goals in 25 appearances. (Scottish Sun) Photo: Ross MacDonald - SNS Group
7. Lennon defends Dubai decision
Celtic boss Neil Lennon has defended the club’s decision to travel to Dubai for a winter training camp. There have been calls from Nicola Sturgeon and the Scottish Government for the Scottish FA to look into the trip. Lennon said the club put in all the appropriate protocols. (Various) Photo: Craig Williamson - SNS Group
8. Colts proposal
A new proposal to allow Celtic and Rangers Colts teams into an expanded League Two are set to be put forward after a request from the Scottish FA’s Professional Game Board. A previous submission by Rangers director Stewart Robertson didn’t get enough support. A new proposal could see the Colts teams joined by two from the Lowland League and two from the Highland League. (Daily Mail) Photo: Alan Harvey - SNS Group