Hearts splash cash on forward, Celtic eye South American, new keeper comes in - Scottish transfers
The latest transfer stories from Scottish football
We bring you the latest transfer news across Scottish football, with the summer window now open for just under a week:
Hearts set to sign winger
Hearts are closing in on the signing of Beerschot forward Sabri Guendouz as they build a squad capable of tackling their Champions League qualifier.
Guendouz, 26, impressed for Beerschot in the second tier of Belgian football and has been identified by Jamestown Analytics as a good signing.
It is being reported that Hearts will pay Beerschot a fee in the region of £850,000 for the former Guingamp player’s services.
Hearts are also searching for a new head coach to replace Derek McInnes, with Rene Hake one of the names in the frame.
Striker on Celtic’s radar
Premiership champions Celtc have been linked with Qarabag striker Camilo Durán as they search for new No 9.
Durán is a 24-year-old Colombian who netted eight goals in 24 league matches this season as Qarabag missed out on the Azeri title.
As a result, some of their star names are set to depart this summer and Celtic are said to be weighing up a move for the £2 million-rated player.
New keeper at Killie
Kilmarnock have signed goalkeeper Calum Ferrie on a two-year deal after an undisclosed agreement was reached with Queen’s Park.
The 28-year-old, who has been with the Spiders for the past five years, previously worked with Killie manager Neil McCann at Dundee.
“I’ve worked really hard to get an opportunity like this,” Ferrie told Killie TV. “I’m really excited to get going and to be at a Premiership club.”
Aberdeen land Yogane
Young winger Tony Yogane has joined Aberdeen from Premier League side Brentford. The 20-year-old makes the move for an undisclosed fee and has signed a long-term deal keeping him at Pittodrie until 2030.
Yogane played at Sheffield Wednesday’s academy before moving to Brentford aged 16 in 2022. He made his only first-term appearance for the Bees in a Carabao Cup win over Leyton Orient in September 2024 before loan spells with Exeter and Dundee.
Dons boss Stephen Robinson said on the club website: “Tony is a really exciting prospect. He is a player with huge potential, as he demonstrated during his time with Dundee last season, where he was one of the best players in the league.”
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