A recruitment shake-up is on the way and how will it impact Hibs’ player trading?
Transfer business is something that has been criticised at Easter Road since the Gordon family came to Leith on July 2nd, 2019. Hibs will turn to Bournemouth head of recruitment analysis Garvan Stewart to help with that, amid Cherries owner Bill Foley’s minority stake in the club through Black Knights Football Club..
January is looming. While a busy run of games that head coach David Gray will hope sparks a run of wins to drag them away from the bottom of the Premiership is imminent, thoughts of who comes into the team in January will possibly be on the minds at HTC.
But what signings have Hibs made under the Gordon family? Here are 80 who’ve been brought in since July 2nd 2019. Some were or have been signed as key first team members, others as projects.
There are hits, misses and a bit of the in-between throughout managerial reigns of Paul Heckingbottom, Jack Ross, Shaun Maloney, Lee Johnson, Nick Montgomery and now Gray. Have a look.
41. Rocky Bushiri
Still a member of the Hibs team but minutes have been reduced. Played 76 times overall and his performances have reached the outstanding category in some instances, but others have been impacted by errors. Cutting out the latter. | SNS Group
42. Ryan Schofield
On-loan goalkeeper Ryan Schofield was recalled by Huddersfield Town after failing to get on the pitch for Hibs. Photo: Mark Scates - SNS Group
43. Momodou Bojang
22-year-old Bojang joined Hibs on loan in 2022, making five Premiership appearances. Returned to Rainbow FC in January 2023. Contacted PFA Scotland after making some strong accusations about his treatment at Hibs. | SNS Group
44. Reuben McAllister
Another teenager sent out for real-world experience, the midfielder – still just 18 – spent the second half of last season with Kelty Hearts. Now at Cove Rangers. | SNS Group