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24 August 2026

BBC Scotland maps out what each Premiership club needs with 11 days left in transfer window

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BBC Scotland maps out what each Premiership club needs with 11 days left in transfer window

BBC Scotland has assessed the needs of all 12 top-flight Premiership clubs as the transfer deadline looms with 11 days to go. The overview sets out priorities for each club ahead of the close of the window, highlighting where squads may still need reinforcements. The review, published by BBC Scotland, evaluates the strengths and weaknesses across the division and outlines the positions clubs might target before the deadline. It offers a concise guide to what each side could look to add in the coming days. Supporters and club followers can use the report to track likely areas of activity as clubs try to finalise business.

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The assessment gives fans and club followers a clear snapshot of likely transfer priorities for each Premiership team during the final 11 days of the window.

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