What does your Premiership club need in final 11 days of transfer window?

What the report says

BBC Scotland’s latest transfer-window assessment looks across the Scottish Premiership and identifies what each club may still need before the deadline. The piece frames the final 11 days as a chance for managers to address squad balance, injury cover and possible departures, with several clubs still weighing whether to add, trim or protect key players.

At Aberdeen, the focus is more on reducing numbers than adding to the group, while Celtic are said to be looking at depth at full-back, especially with concerns around left-back cover and a reported injury to Alistair Johnston. Dundee, with a very small squad and injuries affecting their options, are viewed as needing reinforcements in at least two positions. Dundee United may have to replace Will Ferry if he leaves, and they also have an issue up front after a recent scoring dip.

The article says Falkirk could still add more players after a busy summer, while Hearts are being linked with further arrivals but may also need to trim a large squad, with Claudio Braga among those attracting attention. Hibernian’s window has been quieter, though the club may need to hold onto Josh Mulligan or move quickly if he departs. Kilmarnock are described as needing defensive reinforcements and more cover on the right side.

Motherwell appear relatively settled, but the report raises the possibility of cashing in on Tawanda Maswanhise if interest grows. Rangers are also highlighted as a club with ongoing uncertainty over outgoings and possible additions, as they try to recover from a difficult start to the season.