Richard Brittain is registered with the SFA as a Ross County player, but is registered as a St Johnstone player with the SPL.

Administrator Bryan Jackson insists that Hearts can be saved, but expects there to be job losses at Tynecastle.

Former Partick Thistle manager Jackie McNamara’s Firhill visit with Dundee United will be tense, says Jags defender Stephen O’Donnell.

Hearts’ administrators say they are aware of the need to find a resolution to the club’s problems so close to the new season.

Queen of the South’s Allan Johnston will hold more talks with Kilmarnock about their managerial vacancy on Thursday.

Former Burton Albion striker Calvin Zola says he aims to bring success to Aberdeen after signing a two-year deal.

St Mirren captain Jim Goodwin questions whether Celtic should be able to postpone a league match to play a friendly.

Cillian Sheridan is to join Apoel Nicosia as the Cypriots agree an undisclosed fee for the striker with Kilmarnock.

Scottish Premier League champions Celtic will kick off next season at home to Ross County on 3 August.

BBC Scotland learns that Hearts rejected an offer of £500,000 hours before going to court to begin administration.

Wolves reject an offer from Hibernian to sign striker Leigh Griffiths after his successful loan spell last season.

With Hearts heading for administration, a supporters’ group calls on fans to rally in a bid to take over the club.

Celtic are keen on Cedric Mongongu and Virgil van Dijk as manager Neil Lennon seeks a new central defender.

Hearts begin the process of entering administration with papers lodged with the court in Edinburgh.

Jordan McMillan signs a two-year contract with Partick Thistle after impressing following his Dunfermline exit.

Sheffield United give permission to Kilmarnock to speak to coach David Unsworth about their managerial vacancy.

Chairman Michael Johnston denies claims that an offer was made for Kilmarnock last year from the Klin Group.

Kilmarnock fans agree a series of protests they hope will force chairman Michael Johnson to sell the Ayrshire club.

At least six interested parties, including two in the UK, are considering a potential takeover of Hearts, BBC Scotland learns.

Kilmarnock assistant manager Jimmy Nicholl leaves the Ayrshire club to join the coaching staff at Hibernian.

Henning Berg and Allan Johnston are in line for the manager’s job at Kilmarnock, but others will be interviewed.

Supporters Direct Scotland will meet with chairman Michael Johnston to mediate in row over Kilmarnock’s future.

Financial problems facing Hearts’ owners might help supporters buy the Edinburgh club, says MP Ian Murray.

Aberdeen are hopeful of making former Rangers winger Gregg Wylde their third summer signing next week.

Hearts players Jason Holt, Kevin McHattie, Calum Paterson and Jamie Walker are attracting interested from clubs in England.

The Scottish Premier League imposes a registration embargo on Hearts after they fail to pay some players on time.

Kilmarnock fans’ groups will meet at Rugby Park on Saturday to form a plan to remove chairman Michael Johnston.

The Scottish Premier League talks to Ross County and St Johnstone as the clubs bicker over Richard Brittain.

Hearts are not able to sell Danny Wilson because their “first summer signing” remains registered as a Liverpool player.

Dundee United and Partick Thistle settle financial claims over manager Jackie McNamara’s exit to Tannadice.

New Celtic striker Amido Balde, 22, looks forward to playing in the Champions League and improving his game.

Hearts require a sum of just over £500,000 to keep the club running over the summer, BBC Scotland learns.

Football finance expert Neil Patey predicts that stricken Hearts will continue to play in some form next season.

St Johnstone secure Gary McDonald as the midfielder leaves Morecambe and re-sign Frazer Wright and Gary Miller.

Hearts will listen to offers for their entire first-team squad as they look to tackle debts of £25m and keep the club afloat.

Hamilton’s Les Gray thinks Division One clubs’s breakaway threat was justified as it led to a league merger.

Hull City must decide whether to up their offer for striker Gary Hooper after Celtic turn down a bid believed to be around £4.5m.

Former Ross County midfielder Iain Vigurs signs a two-year deal with Motherwell.

The administrator of Hearts’ main creditor plans to run the club as a going concern with a view to selling it on.

Scottish Football League clubs vote in favour of a proposed merger with the Scottish Premier League.

Ross County will host a Manchester United XI in July thanks to director of football George Adams’s links with Sir Alex Ferguson.

Keyes Capital say investing in Dundee is less likely as the club’s board delay their decision on whether to accept the offer.

Hearts pay the majority of a £100,000 tax bill and expect to pay the remainder soon as they seek to avoid a winding-up order.

SFA members approve the formation of a new Lowland League, which president Campbell Ogilvie describes a

Scottish FA clubs vote against proposals for new stricter regulations to combat racism and sectarianism.

Jim McAlister is one of three players to sign new Dundee deals as the club continue their preparations for the new season.

Kenny Shiels is “heartbroken” by Kilmarnock’s decision to end his time as manager at Rugby Park.

The Scottish FA’s annual meeting will consider stricter penalties on clubs to tackle racism and sectarianism.

Championship side Derby County complete the signing of Dundee United striker Johnny Russell for around £750,000.

Inverness Caledonian Thistle hope to bolster their reputation as “starfinders” as they confirm seven signings.