Hibs transfer latest: Sheffield Wednesday eye former loanee, ex-star has new club + flop contract terminated

Hibs transfer latest: Sheffield Wednesday eye former loanee, ex-star has new club + flop contract terminated

Hibs is using the first third of the transfer window to clear the decks as the season gets underway. In addition to permanent exits, Nohan Kenneh was an early loan exit to Ross County. After a turbulent period of injuries, Jake Doyle-Hayes’ contract was terminated, and Josh O’Connor joined the Crusaders in Northern Ireland.Although no new players have been added as of yet, head coach David Gray still has plenty of time to conduct business. On Saturday, Hibs will play Motherwell in the Premiership.

Sheffield Wednesday apparently wants an outstanding former Hibs loan star. Although Harry Clarke only played eight games during his loan from Arsenal in the 21–22 season, his goal, two assists, and astute defensive play left supporters hoping for a longer stay. However, he moved to Stoke City south of the line and is currently playing for Ipswich Town in the Premier League. Clarke is “one player understood to be of potential interest among others” for Sheffield Wednesday, according to the Star. What has been mentioned as potentially in the works is a loan agreement.

A well-known figure in Scottish football, Kenny Miller began his career at Hibs and went on to play for multiple clubs and earn caps for Scotland. He has transitioned into coaching and joined the backroom staff of former Celtic manager Ronny Deila at MLS team Atalanta United. According to a statement: “Today, Atlanta United revealed the technical staff of head coach Ronny Deila for the 2025 campaign. Returning assistant coaches Matt Lawrey and Carl Robinson will be joined by assistant coach Kenny Miller and goalkeeping coach Elliot Parish.

Flop’s contract has ended.

With good stock, Matthew Hoppe came to Hibs on loan from Middlesbrough in 2023. He was capped by the USA after making his debut with Schalke in Germany and relocating to Mallorca, Spain. Ultimately, he scored nine goals in nine games and hasn’t kicked a ball in frustration for Boro all season. Now, his contract has been torn apart. According to a statement: “The American leaves after his contract was mutually terminated. After joining the organization in the summer of 2022, Hoppe earned six appearances in the first team. The team hopes Matthew has a bright future.

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