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Who has your Scottish League 2 club brought in & let go? - Summer 2026

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

Who has your Scottish League 2 club brought in & let go? - Summer 2026

Here is a summary of the transfer activity for Scottish League 2 clubs in summer 2026:

Annann Athletic signed Aaron Muirhead (Arbroath), Cammy Cooper (Airdrieonians), Ally Roy (Dumbarton), Mouhamed Niang (Clyde), Lennon Connolly (Clyde), Kirk McKnight (Stranraer), Corey O'Donnell (Stranraer) and Brannan McDermott (Glenafton Athletic) during the summer. They loaned in Sam Murdoch (Greenock Morton), Milosz Sliwinski (Queen's Park), Darryl Carrick (Queen's Park), Divine Iserhienrhien (Airdrieonians), Dylan Williams (Airdrieonians), Cole Williams (Airdrieonians) and Steven Buchanan (Alloa Athletic).

Annan Athletic loaned out Myles Gaffney (East Fife) to permanent, Tommy Goss (Threave Rovers) and Joel Mumbongo (Annan Athletic) to other clubs. They loaned out Brannan McDermott (Glenafton Athletic) and Cammy Bryson (Newton Stewart) to other clubs.

Clyde signed Jamie Bradley (Queen's Park), Timam Scott (East Kilbride), Bruce Strachan (East Kilbride), Nathan Cannon (Forfar Athletic) on loan, Chris Inglis (East Stirlingshire), Lewis Lovering (Troon), Thomas Cruden (St Cadoc's). They loaned in Jay Hogarth (Falkirk) and Liam Rooney (Partick Thistle). Annan Athletic, Clyde and Dumbarton loaned out Aiden McGinlay (Queen's Park), Lennon Connolly (Annan Athletic) and Ross Lyon (Caledonian Braves). Dumbarton loaned out Ross Lyon (Dumbarton) and Shay Nevans (Caledonian Braves).

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