Reports suggest Hellas Verona are close to securing Hibernian striker Kieron Bowie in a deal worth £6 million plus add-ons. The 23-year-old could finalize a long-term contract within 24 hours. Fulham, who previously sold Bowie, stand to gain 25% of the profit from this potential transfer. This move would be a significant boost for Verona's attacking options.

Simultaneously, Hibernian are considering offers for other players, including Owen Elding from Sligo Rovers and Kai Andrews from Coventry City. The club is also facing competition from English clubs for Andrews. These potential signings and departures indicate a period of change for Hibernian, as they reshape their squad. The Scottish Premiership is always a hotbed of transfer activity.

Further transfer gossip includes Celtic's interest in Bodo/Glimt striker Kasper Hogh and Nice's Terem Moffi. Rangers are reluctant to sell Oliver Antman and could allow striker Danilo to leave. With the January transfer window ongoing, expect more movement. Scottish clubs often look to strengthen their squads during this time.

Other notable moves include Heart of Midlothian's pursuit of Rogers Mato and Aberdeen's Afeez Aremu transfer. Dundee United have agreed to sign Jesse Randall. These moves showcase the dynamic nature of Scottish football, with clubs constantly seeking to improve their teams. These deals have potential implications for the league standings.