The clock is ticking.
With the January transfer window drawing to a close, there's just over 48 hours for clubs to get those deals done that could make or break their season.
This window has been one of mixed feelings if you are football fan in Lanarkshire.
Motherwell supporters will be delighted with the business the Steelmen have conducted, with four new recruits walking through the door at Fir Park in the last few weeks.
The arrivals of goalkeeper Liam Kelly, winger Steven Lawless, striker Harry Smith and midfielder Sam Foley have throughly bolstered the squad as new gaffer Graham Alexander bid to haul 'Well away from the wrong end of the Scottish Premiership table.
Striker Jordan White has also left the club, moving to join rivals Ross County.
Across Lanarkshire, however, there has been no movement at Hamilton Accies, despite the best efforts of boss Brian Rice.
A number of deals have fallen through or failed to come to fruition - most notably former Accies George Oakley snubbing a return to the club - and fans are desperate to see a striker boost the mis-firing frontline.
Clubs across the country have been getting deals done, with the likes of Jason Cummings joining Dundee in the Championship and Dunfermline signing Crystal Palace youngster Scott Banks on loan in recent days.
But there is still time for you club to secure new arrivals, so here's all you need to know ahead of deadline day.
When does the window close?
The window will close at midnight on Monday, February 1, 2021.
Clubs in the SPFL Championship, as well as League One and Two - which are currently suspended - have an extra month in which they can bring players in on loan from within Scotland.
In the Lowland and Highland Leagues, which are also suspended, clubs can sign players until March 31.
Is it different in England?
Yes, Scottish clubs have an extra hour over their counterparts south of the border to get deals done, with clubs having until 11pm in the English Premier League and lower leagues to do their business.
Can deals be done after the window close?
Yes, clubs can sign free agents at any time after the window closes.
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