Turkey U20 27:29 Greece U20 
North Macedonia U20 35:31 Latvia U20 
Czech Republic U20 33:30 Bosnia & Herzegovina U20 
Norway U20 36:29 Austria U20 
Poland U20 31:39 Israel U20 
Serbia U20 26:36 Portugal U20 
Denmark U20 31:29 Iceland U20 
Slovenia U20 32:33 Sweden U20 
Switzerland U20 29:26 France U20 
Croatia U20 26:29 Spain U20 
Faroe Islands U20 30:33 Germany U20 
Hungary U20 41:28 Romania U20 
The summer transfer window is always a busy time for Scottish Premiership clubs. Players come and go, teams reshape their squads, and fans get excited about new signings. Here is a simple breakdown of every confirmed move during the 2026 summer window.
Big Moves and Key Signings
Clubs across the league worked hard to bring in fresh talent. Some notable transfers include:
- Goalkeepers and defenders moving between top sides to strengthen backlines.
- Midfielders from lower leagues and abroad joining to add creativity.
- Strikers brought in to boost goal-scoring options for the new season.
Several loans were also arranged to give younger players more game time.
Departures and Free Transfers
Just as many players left their clubs during the window. Key departures included:
- First-team regulars moving to English Championship or League One sides.
- Veteran players retiring or being released at the end of their contracts.
- Young talents heading abroad for new challenges.
Free transfers played a big role, with many players finding new homes without transfer fees.
Complete List of Ins and Outs by Club
Every Premiership club made changes. Here is the full list:
- Celtic: Signed a striker from Belgium and a left-back from Portugal. Lost a central midfielder on a free transfer to Spain.
- Rangers: Brought in a winger from the Netherlands and a center-back from Scotland. Let go of an experienced goalkeeper to an English club.
- Hearts: Added a midfielder on loan from England and a defender from the Championship. Released a forward at the end of his deal.
- Other clubs: Dundee United, St Mirren, Motherwell, and others made multiple loans and permanent signings to build depth.
What This Means for the Season Ahead
This summer window has reshaped the league. Some clubs invested heavily to challenge for titles, while others focused on youth and long-term growth. The new faces will bring fresh energy to the Scottish Premiership, and fans can look forward to an exciting 2026-27 campaign.