I think that'll do us, folks. Thanks for joining.

There may well be more news to come, you'll get that on our site if it drops.

You can also get more content on your club's dedicated page.

G'night.

Rangers have concluded their business with the loan signing of Lens winger Oscar Cortes.

Celtic signed Norwich's Adam Idah, but David Turnbull departed to Cardiff while Mikey Johnston joined West Brom on loan.

Kilmarnock beat Motherwell and St Mirren to the signing of Kevin van Veen, also on loan.

Ross County added defender Michee Efete, while Livingston signed David Carson from Inverness.

St Johnstone secured Adama Sidibeh from Warrington Rylands and Motherwell have sealed a loan for Rangers' Adam Devine.

Hibs confirmed loans for defensive duo Owen Bevan and Nectarios Triantis and forward Eliezer Mayenda, while Celtic's Mikey Johnston has joined West Brom for the rest of the season.

Who's happy with their team's window, then?

Don't all click the thumbs up at once...

There we go, the window is shut.

Some deals may still filter through, right enough, but we're passed the deadline.

Brian McLauchlin
BBC Scotland

And that's a wrap from Hibernian, Hearts, Livingston, St Johnstone and Dundee.

This winter transfer window feels like it’s been one of the longest but there have been a few deals that have caught the imagination.

Dundee being able to re-sign the Liverpool defender Owen Beck on loan could go down as one of the best in this window.

The move by Kilmarnock to outgun St Mirren and Motherwell for Kevin van Veen could just be enough for the Ayrshire side to secure a European place, and if so the deal will have paid for itself.

Another big move in Scotland's lower leagues.

This one is in the Championship as Queen's Park keeper Callan McKenna has joined Premier League side Bournemouth.

The 17-year-old is very highly regarded.

Image source, SNS

Ten minutes to go, troops.

The deadline has creeped up on us.

Image source, Getty Images

Hibernian boss Nick Montgomery on new signing Eliezer Mayenda: “Eliezer is a player we’ve been monitoring and once the interest came in for Harry, we had a list of potential replacements on our recruitment list.

"With only a few hours remaining we spoke to Sunderland, and I had a phone call with the player and club. He had a few options on the table and after a discussion with his representatives, he decided he would like to join us until the end of the season.

“He’s a powerful, attacking player with lots of energy. who can play both central and wide.

“At 18, he’s already played Championship football and is highly regarded at Sunderland with a big future ahead of him.

"He will complete our recruitment for January and add more depth and attacking options to the squad.”

Hibs have secured another loan as Spanish youngster Eliezer Mayenda joins on loan from Sunderland.

The 18-year-old forward has made five appearances for the Championship side after joining from French lower-league club Sochaux last year.

Image source, Getty Images

Another incoming at Easter Road...

Things are... happening.

David Turnbull has left Celtic join Cardiff City.

The midfielder joins for an undisclosed fee and pens a contract until 2027.

Turnbull made over 125 appearances for Celtic, winning two Scottish Premiership titles, two Scottish Cups and two Scottish League Cups.

“I’m delighted, I’m buzzing to be here," Turnbull said. "It’s been a long day or two, but I’m really glad to get it over the line and can’t wait to get started.

"When I heard of the interest, I was very keen. It’s a huge club. I’ve watched them in past and want to be a part of it now and kick on.

"It’s a great city and when I arrived at the stadium, it was nice to see it. It’s brilliant and I’m really looking forward to it.”

Image source, Cardiff City FC

Oh, there's more news...

Image source, SNS

Harry McKirdy has re-joined Swindon Town on loan until the end of the season.

The 26-year-old has made 26 appearances for the Easter Road club, but has so far failed to open his account.

McKirdy previously scored 23 goals in 44 games for Swindon in the 2021-22 campaign.

Hibs boss Nick Montgomery said: “Harry has worked very hard to get back on the pitch and after everything he has been through, he is now in a good place.

“When the interest came for Harry, we had a good conversation and we felt that it would be a good opportunity for him to get more game-time than what was potentially on offer here.

“With players coming back from international duty and injuries, this gives Harry the opportunity to push on and to come back at the end of the season with minutes under his belt at a club he is really comfortable at, and grow in confidence with each game."

Brian McLauchlin
BBC Scotland

Tick tock, Hibs fans.

One outgoing coming soon... and one more in!

Looking at Motherwell's signings from summer until tonight, I make it they've signed seven full-backs.

SEVEN.

Motherwell manager Stuart Kettlewell on new signing Jili Buyabu: "We have been tracking Jili and I’m pleased to have him on board.

"He is another bright prospect who has attracted a number of clubs so far in his career.

"This is a move we’re excited by at the club and feel he can add something to the squad."

By the way, is it just me or do Motherwell keep signing full-backs?

Motherwell have signed Jili Bayabu on loan from Sheffield United for the remainder of the season.

The 20-year-old has made two appearances for the Blades since signing from non-league Hornchurch in 2021.

He's predominantly a left-back, which should provide cover for the injured Adam Montgomery.

Image source, Motherwell FC

Well fans, any you still about?