FC Tokyo 2:1 Nagoya Grampus 
Dalian Kewei 1:2 Beijing Guoan 
Tsirang 2:3 Drukpa 
New Lambton 5:2 Toronto Awaba Stags 
Canberra Juventus 2:5 Canberra FC 
Preston Lions 3:2 Newcastle Jets 
Lions 1:1 Perth Glory 
Coal India 1:0 Aryan 
Calcutta Customs 4:2 Patha Chakra 
Railway 0:1 George Telegraph 
Cumberland United 0:3 Heidelberg United 
Jeju United FC 1:1 Gangwon FC 
Jeonbuk Motors 0:0 Daejeon Citizen 
Ulsan Hyundai FC 1:2 Incheon United 
Bayswater City 1:5 Sydney 
Sheffield Utd 3:1 Huddersfield 
SHANGHAI SIPG 1:1 Sichuan Jiuniu 
Bristol City 0:0 Newport County 
Chongqing Tongliang Long 2:0 Qingdao Youth Island 
Shanghai Shenhua 4:1 Qingdao Jonoon 
Wuhan Three Towns 2:2 Shandong Luneng 
QPR 1:0 Wycombe 
FC Viktoria Köln 5:2 VVV Venlo 
Henan Jianye 1:1 Dalian Zhixing 
Yunnan Yukun 3:3 Chengdu Better City 
Livyi Bereh 1:2 Obolon'-Brovar 
Herentals 1:0 Manica Diamonds 
Tadamon Sour 0:0 Racing 
Fremad Amager 2:1 Sundby 
The 2026 summer transfer window saw plenty of action across the Scottish Premiership. Teams worked hard to strengthen their squads, while some key players moved on to new challenges. Here’s a look at the biggest ins and outs.
Big Signings and Record Deals
Several clubs made splashy moves to bring in top talent. Celtic and Rangers both spent big to stay ahead of the competition. Other teams like Hearts and Aberdeen also added quality players.
- Celtic signed a striker from the English Championship for a club-record fee.
- Rangers brought in a midfield playmaker from the Netherlands.
- Hearts secured a defender on a free transfer from a Premier League side.
Loan Moves and Young Talent
Loans were a popular way for clubs to add depth without long-term commitments. Many young players got a chance to prove themselves in the top flight.
- A highly-rated winger from Manchester City joined Hibs on a season-long loan.
- Dundee United brought in a young goalkeeper from Serie A.
- St. Mirren added a striker on loan from a Belgian club.
Departures and Free Agents
Some big names left the Scottish Premiership. A few moved to leagues in England, while others headed abroad. Several experienced players became free agents.
- Celtic’s star midfielder moved to Serie A for a big fee.
- Rangers’ captain left for a club in Saudi Arabia.
- Three players from bottom-half clubs retired or joined lower-league teams.
What to Expect Next Season
The summer transfers have made the league more competitive. Fans can look forward to exciting matches as new players settle in. The title race looks wide open with several teams making smart moves.