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Who has your Scottish League 1 club brought in & let go? - Summer 2026

Your club-by-club guide to the summer 2026 transfers in Scotland's third tier.

Who has your Scottish League 1 club brought in & let go? - Summer 2026

Alloa Athletic brought midfielder Flynn McCafferty from Falkirk, midfielder Grant Marchant from Kilmarnock, midfielder Brandon Forbes from Norwich City, goalkeeper Ross Stewart from Queen of the South, goalkeeper Lawton Green from Queen of the South, forward Josh Walker from Elgin City, midfielder Steven Buchanan from Annan Athletic, and defender Joe Ellison from Berwick Rangers.

Loan in players included Kyle Glasgow and Max Cameron from Rangers, Aiden Crilly from Rangers, Luca Ross from Motherwell, and Matthew Aitken from Stenhousemuir. Out were forward Conor Sammon, forward Kalvin Orsi, midfielder Reece Mullen, defender Daniel Church, and goalkeeper Tochukwu Ogayi. Loan ended saw Calum Adamson, forward Charlie Dewar, goalkeeper Liam McFarlane, and midfielder Josh Farquhar leave.

Cove Rangers acquired midfielder Aaron Fraser from Aberdeen, forward Tristan Stephen from Aberdeen, defender Victor Enem from Arbroath, forward Jordan White from Ross County, forward Edimond Oppong from Hereford, forward Destiny Oladipo from East Fife, midfielder Max Berry from Peterhead, defender Mark Souter, and defender Afonso Lindo.

Loan in players included Jamie Mercer and Dylan Ross from Aberdeen, Joseph Teasdale from Aberdeen, Joe Chalmers from Inverness Caledonian Thistle, Miller Keir from Inverness Caledonian Thistle. Out were defenders Declan Glass, Mitch Megginson, Blair Yule, Grady McGrath, and David Eguaibor. Loan ended saw Lewis O Donnell, Lewis Carroll, Cooper Masson, Joseph Teasdale, Adam Emslie, and Jack Robertson leave.

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