Who has your Premiership club brought in & let go this summer?

What the report says
BBC Sport Football has updated its summer 2026 Scottish Premiership transfer tracker, a club-by-club list of arrivals, departures, loan moves and loans ending across Scotland’s top division. The guide was first published on 3 July and updated on 29 July at 08:32 BST, giving supporters a snapshot of how squads are being reshaped during the window.
Among the entries, Celtic’s business includes forward Kasper Hogh arriving from Bodo/Glimt and Camilo Duran joining from Qarabag, both for undisclosed fees. Departures listed for the champions include Daizen Maeda to Ipswich Town, Kasper Schmeichel retiring, Maik Nawrocki moving to Lens and several loan players returning to parent clubs. Aberdeen’s listed additions include Tony Yogane, Lewis Smith, Marius Muller, Connor Ronan, Brad Lyons and Lewis Mayo, while Graeme Shinnie and Ryan Duncan are shown as leaving for Inverness Caledonian Thistle.
The BBC list also records major changes at Hearts, including Wouter Vrancken arriving as head coach from Sint-Truiden after Derek McInnes’ move to Rangers. Hearts’ player movement includes Calvin Miller, Amadou Ba-Sy and Laurent Mendy coming in, with Lawrence Shankland and Cammy Devlin listed as Rangers-bound and Craig Gordon retiring. Dundee, Dundee United and Falkirk are also shown with extensive activity, including Alan Forrest joining Dundee, Craig Sibbald returning to Falkirk from Dundee United, and Falkirk adding several players while losing Miller and Dylan Tait.
The tracker matters because transfer movement can significantly alter squad depth, finances and competitive balance before the new Premiership season. BBC Sport also points readers to similar summer transfer guides for the Scottish Championship, League 1 and League 2.
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