Scott Arfield has joined Livingston to assist in their effort to remain in the Premiership. Arfield stated that the move occurred quickly and that he had made the decision to leave Falkirk approximately two and a half to three weeks ago, which was due to his amount of playing time as he had a strong desire to play. Livingston's manager contacted Arfield over the preceding two weeks and they worked to arrange a deal. Arfield has been with the club for three days. A statement from Livingston announced the signing of the midfielder on a short-term deal to the end of the 2025/26 season.

Scott Arfield has signed a short-term contract with Livingston. Arfield left Scottish Premiership team Falkirk last month and will stay at Almondvale until the end of the 2025/26 season. Livingston's manager David Martindale secured the midfielder, who is the club's fourth signing during the January transfer window. Livingston commended the Scottish Professional Football League for their cooperation in allowing the move to happen. The club confirmed that Scott will wear the number 37 shirt, with Emmanuel Danso switching to number 20.

Scott Arfield, a 37-year-old Canadian international, is in discussions with Livingston regarding a possible free transfer, having recently left Falkirk, who are league rivals. The reason the midfielder left his former club was a lack of playing time in the Scottish Premiership. Livingston are now considered the favourites to sign him. Should the transfer be completed, Arfield will become the club's third signing of the month. For Canada, the midfielder has earned 19 caps and scored 2 goals. His current market value, according to Transfermarkt, is €50k.