Oklahoma City Dodgers 5:8 El Paso Chihuahuas 
Sugar Land 6:5 Albuquerque Isotopes 
Texas Rangers 8:3 Los Angeles Angels 
Chihuahua 3:9 Laguna 
Dos Laredos 2:3 Monclova 
Queretaro 0:6 Quintana Roo 
Oaxaca 3:8 Veracruz 
Aguascalientes 9:4 Toros de Tijuana 
Bravos de Leon 3:9 Puebla 
Jalisco 3:7 Monterrey 
Saltillo 5:2 Caliente de Durango 
Yucatan 3:4 Campeche 
Reno Aces 9:14 Round Rock Express 
San Diego Padres 4:1 Arizona Diamondbacks 
Sacramento River Cats 7:6 Salt Lake Bees 
San Francisco Giants 3:9 Toronto Blue Jays 
Las Vegas Aviators 9:5 Tacoma Rainiers 
Los Angeles Dodgers 3:4 Colorado Rockies 
Tabasco 0:2 Diablos Rojos 
Yomiuri Giants 1:4 Hanshin Tigers 
Orix Buffaloes 3:2 Fukuoka S. Hawks 
Hiroshima Carp 4:3 Yakult Swallows 
Chiba Lotte Marines 2:7 Nippon Ham Fighters 
Croatia 8:6 Switzerland 
Yokohama BayStars 4:3 Chunichi Dragons 
Seibu Lions 2:5 Rakuten Gold. Eagles 
Doosan Bears 7:3 SSG Landers 
KT Wiz Suwon 7:3 Kiwoom Heroes 
Lotte Giants 11:3 KIA Tigers 
Samsung Lions 2:8 LG Twins 
The 2026 summer transfer window was busy for Scottish clubs. From big-name signings to key departures, here’s what happened across the league.
Fans saw several teams strengthen their squads for the upcoming season. Let’s break down the biggest moves.
Biggest Signings of the Window
Clubs spent big to bring in new talent. Celtic added a striker from the English Championship. Rangers signed a creative midfielder from Portugal. Other teams made smart moves too.
- Celtic: Striker James Anderson from Middlesbrough (£4m)
- Rangers: Midfielder Carlos Ribeiro from Benfica (loan)
- Hearts: Defender Luke Smith from Aberdeen (free transfer)
Key Departures and Loan Moves
Several players left the league for new challenges. Some went abroad, while others moved within Scotland.
- Celtic sold winger Ryan McGregor to Serie A side Fiorentina
- Rangers let veteran defender John Miller join Hibs
- Hibernian loaned out young forward Sam Brown to Dundee United
What It All Means for the New Season
The transfer activity has shaken up the league’s balance. Title favorites Celtic and Rangers both addressed weak spots. Meanwhile, mid-table teams like Hearts and Aberdeen added depth. The new season promises to be exciting.
Fans can look forward to seeing new faces in action when the campaign kicks off next month.
Wrap-Up: Summer 2026 Transfers Complete
The window closed with many deals done. Scottish clubs showed they can compete for talent. Keep an eye on the new arrivals – they could make a big difference this season.
That’s your full rundown of the ins and outs. Stay tuned for more updates as the season begins.