Busy window — who might go and who could replace them

Plenty going on, according to AR32. Take all of this with the usual pinch of salt — it reads like inside chatter rather than hard fact — but if even half of it is true then we could be looking at a proper summer of business.

Outgoing shape-ups

AR32 lists a number of players who might be on the move. Nsiala is described as likely to leave once a new centre-back arrives, with the expectation that it would be a permanent transfer and that he has interest from overseas. Macausland is said to have a permanent deal all but sorted, and Cameron reportedly wants to move permanently too, though the club would prefer another SPFL loan for him.

There are also claims that Miovski has an offer on the table, while Barron supposedly has one strong offer and broader overseas interest — the note being that the club would want a decent fee for him. None of these are confirmed here, merely what the poster says they're hearing.

First-team names and possible complications

On the senior side, AR32 mentions that Souttar’s negotiations include what they see as delay tactics, presumably around price. Sterling and Aasgaard are both linked with serious interest elsewhere, while Raskin is said to have a deal lined up with other clubs circling.

Again, these are reported as hearsay, but the pattern is clear: the poster reckons there could be a few key departures which would need replacing if they come to pass.

How many in, and what that means

AR32 notes the club have mentioned 3–5 arrivals publicly, but believes that number could rise, especially if Aasgaard and Sterling move on — players he says were counted on for this season. If departures do happen, the recruitment plan will need to stretch a bit further than originally suggested.

Whatever happens, it looks like a summer where the board and recruitment staff will have to be nimble. As ever with these sorts of posts, take it as a potential scenario rather than settled business.

Written by AR32: 16 August 2026