Dundee United are preparing to sell striker Nikolaj Moller to Norwegian club Sandefjord just six months after his arrival. The Scottish Premiership club has agreed a fee of £700,000 for the 23-year-old forward, who joined on a free transfer from Swiss side St Gallen. This quick turnaround sees Dundee United making an instant profit on a player who barely had time to establish himself at Tannadice.

Motherwell will listen to summer offers for 23-year-old forward Tawanda Maswanhise, with both Celtic and Rangers showing interest. Meanwhile, Rangers have outspent their Glasgow rivals Celtic over the last two transfer windows, despite Celtic banking £53m from transfers over the previous five years. The financial disparity between the clubs continues to grow as they prepare for another season of domestic competition.

Rangers look set to play a summer friendly against Hansa Rostock as part of their £4.3m January purchase of striker Ryan Naderi, while Celtic are facing further legal action over allegations of historic abuse at Celtic Boys Club. The transfer activity shows Scottish clubs continue to navigate financial constraints while maintaining competitive ambitions in domestic and European competitions.