Scottish Football Transfer News: Rangers to lose key man, Celtic eye Brazilian Vinicius, Aberdeen star in-demand, Hibs star allowed to leave

It has been a busy week for Scottish clubs as they put their squads together for next season.

Only yesterday, Hearts and Hibs announced two signings each, while John McGlynn’s era at Falkirk has well and truly started with a triple signing.

It is unlikely to slow down anytime soon, even with Scotland in action twice over the next five days.

Here is all the latest news and transfer speculation from around the SPFL and Scottish football:

Rangers post impressive commercial figure

Rangers have succeeded post-Covid commercial targets, breaking through the £28million barrier. In doing so they have doubled their revenues before the pandemic. The club’s head of marketing and commercial, James Bisgrove, had set a target of £27.9million to reach. He said: “In the previous years before Covid we were at around £13-£14million so we set a really high bar. We’re delighted to have reached that and actually exceeded it thanks to our different commercial operations. That gives us a real platform to move forward and grow for next season.” (RangersTV)

Courts Croatia move in doubt

Tam Courts’ possible move to Croatian side Rijeka doesn't look like it will come to fruition. Dundee United would be due a six-figure sum in compensation. Such an outlay is expected to see Rijeka look elsewhere with a number of other candidates. (Scottish Sun)

Rangers to lose key man

Tottenham Hotspur are set to move for Rangers chief scout Andy Scoulding. He has been a key figure in the club’s recruitment since being brought to the club in 2017 by Steven Gerrard with moves for Joe Aribo, Calvin Bassey and Ryan Kent. He is expected to return to England this summer. (Scottish Sun)

Brazilian midfielder on Celtic radar

Celtic are on the hunt for midfield