Your January 28 transfer window update from Not The Old Firm. We bring you news on Dundee United, Ross County, St Johntone, Hearts and Hibs.
Dalby on Dundee United future
Sam Dalby’s immediate Dundee United has already been sorted with his loan lasting until the end of the season.
But Wrexham have also offered him a new deal to keep him with them next season and Dalby has been discussing his options.
He said: “Yes, of course. A lot of interest at the end of the season would obviously be good but I’m not really looking at that right now.
“I’m just trying to take it game by game and just help my team out. Obviously, Dundee United’s a great place to be and I’m really happy here.
“To be honest, I would say I’ll not think about it until the end of the season, really, once the season’s finished.
“We’re in a good position in the league and I just want to focus game by game to help my team and try and stay up the table.”
Loturi leaves Ross County
Ross County have allowed Victor Loturi to return to his homeland of Canada with MLS side CF Montréal after the midfielder fell out the picture in Dingwall.
The 23-year-old was previously a key player and made 85 appearances for the Staggies.
Latest Premiership teen pair head south
St Johnstone youngster Brodie Dair is on the verge of a move to the Premier League with Fulham after they had a THIRD offer for him accepted.
The Perth Saints knocked back two bids but finally budged when it was upped to £150,000.
The 16-year-old will now discuss personal terms and undergo a medical in London, reports the Courier.
The same outlet is reporting Dundee United starlet Alan Domeracki is on his way to Norwich City in the English Championship.
The Tangerines will rake in a six-figure fee for the 18-year-old midfielder.
Hearts Kartum and Steinwender wait
Hearts fans may have to wait to see new signings Sander Kartum and Michael Steinwender as manager Neil Critchley explained they need time to get up to speed.
He said: “Hopefully we’ll see them sooner rather than later, they’re doing training but they’re at a different stages of where they’re at physically because their seasons finished at the end of November, early December.
“They’ve had their off season and it will be like us returning to pre-season.
“They’re returning to their pre-season, so we have to make sure we try and get them up to speed as soon as possible but as safely as possible as well, because we don’t want them to break down.
“They’ve had four to six weeks of no training so we need to get the balance right between training and getting them up to speed because we all want to see them on the pitch as quickly as possible.”
Daniel Oyegoke is on the verge of leaving Hearts and is in Italy after a Hellas Verona offer was accepted.
Hibs Manneh latest
Hibs are close to adding Alasanah Manneh and are just waiting for a work permit and a work permit and visa.
A fee has been agreed with OB as well as personal terms and the Gambian midfielder is poised to become the Hibees‘ first signing of the month.