Transfer deadline day has come and gone for another window and both Celtic and Rangers must be satisfied with their business.
Both Glasgow sides added to their squads on the final day and managed to keep hold of their top stars. Here we take a look back at the biggest movers and some of the smaller shakers in the SPFL.
Celtic land their man
Diego Laxalt became Neil Lennon's sixth signing of the summer when he put pen to paper on a season-long loan deal at Parkhead. The Uruguayan defender was added to the squad to strengthen at left-back, the one position the club have been desperate to improve to provide competition for Greg Taylor.
Rangers strengthen midfield
Bongani Zungu finally completed his switch from Amiens to Ibrox on deadline day after a drawn out process. The South African will link up with his new teammates after sealing a loan switch. Steven Gerrard will be delighted to get his man after insisting all summer long he needed midfield reinforcements.
Big players staying in Glasgow
One of the most important aspects of this window for Celtic and Rangers were that they were able to keep hold of their main men. Odsonne Edouard, Kris Ajer and Olivier Ntcham were all linked with moves this summer out of Parkhead, but Lennon will be pleased to see them stick around. Tom Rogic and Ryan Christie were also linked elsewhere.
Gers, meanwhile, still boast Alfredo Morelos in their ranks despite speculation springing up constantly linking El Bufalo with numerous clubs around Europe. Jordan Jones stayed at Ibrox to fight for his spot amid QPR interest and Ryan Kent did, too, as Leeds continued to monitor his progress.
Hibs Mag their move
Kyle Magennis joined Easter Road from St Mirren despite the Buddies offering their player a new four-year deal. The industrious midfielder opted to leave for Jack Ross's side in a very decent deal for both parties. Perhaps not so much for Jim Goodwin.
Sparky is a Tangerine
Marc McNulty sorted a return to Scottish football with a loan move to Dundee United. The Reading striker had been hopeful of a move to add to his game time and Micky Mellon will be pleased to land the attacker. He will likely partner his Scotland teammate Lawrence Shankland, who also stuck around.
Dons add to their list
Greg Leigh returned to Aberdeen after an injury-laden spell previously. The defender had his NAC Breda contract cut short and signed a short-term deal at Pittodrie. Dons also added Gary Woods from Oldham.
The others
There was some very decent business done around the top tier with Josh Mullin re-joining Livingston after having his Ross County contract ended early. Charles Lakin joined the Staggies on loan from Birmingham and St Johnstone landed Guy Melamed.
Ones that got away
As is tradition on deadline day, some moves just don't materialise. Robert Snodgrass and Liverpool's Harry Wilson were linked with Celtic while Alfie Doughty will have to wait to become a Hoops star until they move for the left-sided player in January on a pre-contract.
Rangers, meanwhile, didn't seal their move for Preston midfielder Daniel Johnson and Mo Besic was also linked with an Ibrox switch.
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