That being said, a number of ex-Hibs players have been on the move this summer including some notable names from recent history – such as one Scottish Cup winner, the English Premier League loanee who played just once for the Easter Road side, and an Edinburgh derby hero.
There will undoubtedly have been more personalities who wore the green and white at some point in their career but we haven’t covered all of them for reasons of brevity, while players who departed at the end of last season including goalkeeper Kevin Dąbrowski, defenders Mikey Devlin and Marijan Čabraja, winger Aiden McGeady, and development squad attacker Ethan Laidlaw haven’t been included either, given the recency of their exits and subsequent signings for new clubs.

9. Steven Thicot
Former France youth internationalist returned to Scotland with Clyde last season after spells in Portugal, Romania, Greece, Malaysia, the US, and Lithuania. Signed for East of Scotland side Camelon Juniors earlier this month. Picture: Craig Foy/SNS Group Photo: Craig Foy - SNS Group

10. Ofir Marciano
Fans' favourite at Easter Road left for the Eredivisie and Feyenoord at the end of the 2020/21 season. Was more often than not back-up to Justin Bijlow and left Rotterdam at the end of his contract, returning to Israel with Hapoel Be'er Sheva. Picture: Alex Pantling/Getty Images Photo: Alex Pantling

11. Clayton Donaldson
Veteran striker turns 40 midway through this season but will still be turning out for National League North side Farsley Celtic in his role as player-manager. Had spells with Crewe Brentford, Birmingham, Sheffield United, Bolton, Bradford, York City, and Gainsborough Trinity in between. Picture: Mike Egerton/PA Images Photo: Mike Egerton

12. Daryl Horgan
Irish winger wrote himself into Hibs folklore by being the first visiting player to score a double at Tynecastle in an Edinburgh derby for 34 years - Martin Boyle then repeated the feat eight months later. Joined Wycombe from Hibs and after a loan stint with Stevenage returned to Ireland with Dundalk. Picture: John Walton/PA Images Photo: John Walton

