Hibs are hunting for a new head coach following the departure of David Gray.
The legendary right-back has vacated his post after two full seasons at the helm, with a poor start to this Premiership season costing him his job. John Potter will take the team against Aberdeen at Easter Road this weekend before a three-week international break provides time to seek a Gray replacement.
Fans will have those close to home in mind with the likes of former managers and a shock ex-Hearts boss amongst those they could consider. There are then wildcards abroad that would bring some of the unknown, including a recent Bundesliga boss, and one with Jamestown Analytics experience. Here are 13 runners and riders to become the next Hibs head coach.
13. Melvin Boel
A youth coaching background including work with Feyenoord before success at FC Dordrecht in Holland. Lower mid-table finish in the top flight last term in a sole campaign at Go Ahead Eagles but boasts impressive wins in Europe against Panathinaikos and eventual Europa League winners Aston Villa. | Getty Images