With just over three weeks left to run on the Men's and Women's summer transfer windows, our Transfer Tracker provides an update on which Scotland players have been on the move, and where to.
From homecomings to new adventures abroad, the summer transfer window saw a number of Scotland internationals make moves to fresh surroundings ahead of a new UEFA Nations League campaign for our Men's squad and a vital FIFA Women's World Cup Play-off double header versus Czechia.
Two of the earliest moves came for the Captains of each squad, as Andy Robertson ended his nine-year Liverpool stay and moved to Spurs, while Caroline Weir signed-off at Real Madrid as their all-time record goal scorer and moved on to eight time UEFA Women's Champions League winners OL Lyonnes.
Kieron Bowie was another player who opted to stay on the continent, joining Serie A's Sassuolo on loan from Hellas Verona.
A number of Bowie's fellow forwards were also on the move, with George Hirst, Lyndon Dykes and Ross Stewart joining Stoke City, Millwall and Swansea City, respectively.
Fellow forward Lawrence Shankland moved from Heart of Midlothian to Rangers, following his manager Derek McInnes from Edinburgh to Glasgow.
Shankland will be joined at Rangers by Ross McCrorie, who returns to Glasgow five years after leaving his boyhood club, joining from Bristol City in the English Football League's Championship.
Connor Barron headed in the opposite direction, leaving Rangers for Championship side Middlesborough, where he will be met by a familiar face in Scotland forward Tommy Conway.
And following his summer as part of our FIFA World Cup squad in the United States, Angus Gunn will remain stateside for the new season, having signed for San Jose Earthquakes.
Nathan Patterson also moved abroad, linking up with Ché Adams at Torino, ending his five year stay at Everton.
Within our Women's squad, Ipswich Town has proved a popular destination, with Emma Lawton, Eilidh Adams and Kenzie Weir all joining the WSL 2 side.
There will also be a Scottish connection at Newcastle United, as Kathleen McGovern and Rachel McLauchlan both made the short trip south of the border to join The Magpies.
After being named Aston Villa's Player of the Season, Kirsty Hanson earned a move to Spurs, with the winger's space in the squad set to be filled by fellow Scot Mia McAulay, who joins The Villans from Rangers.
Tickets
Supporters will have the chance to see these players back in dark blue - many of them fresh from making an impact at their new clubs.
Our Men's side host Switzerland, Slovenia and North Macedonia at Barclays Hampden, with tickets for the upcoming home fixtures on sale now via tickets.scottishfa.co.uk.
Melissa Andreatta's SWNT squad are looking to secure FIFA Women's World Cup qualification via the Play-offs, starting with a Czechia double header. Tickets for the home leg of that tie at St Mirren's The Marbill Coaches Stadium are on sale now: scotfa.co/SWNTCZEtkt.
