Talks are ongoing to establish how far through the football pyramid the new measures will go, but early indications were positive fans would still see their teams, in the top flight at least.
Transfer targets will also be unaffected by the travel restrictions, which is good news for clubs hoping to do business in the January window.
The buying and selling period is open and already there has been a little movement in the Scottish Premiership, with another four weeks of activity anticipated.
As well as the standard trading fayre and gossip we’ve come to expect in the first month of the year, Celtic are in the headlines for their trip to Dubai – and the Scottish Government’s reaction to it, Hibs’ have a goalkeeper crisis and Motherwell continue to seek a replacement manager following Stephen Robinson’s resignation last week.
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9. You've got to be Cadden
Hibs are on the verge of sealing a Scottish return for ex-Motherwell man Chris Cadden, currently in America with Columbus Crew. (Edinburgh Evening News) Photo: SNS Group Ross Parker

10. Well, well well...
Former Livingston manager Gary Holt is one of the names in the frame for the vacant Motherwell manager's job. Tommy Wright and Neil McCann are also in the frame (Daily Record) Photo: Michael Gillen

11. Open to offers
Rangers will listen to offers for George Edmundson and Jordan Jones, on loan. The duo have not featured since returning from COVID-related suspensions (Daily Record) Photo: Rob Casey - SNS Group


