Daryl Horgan: Last News

A League of Ireland derby ended in chaotic scenes as fans scrapped on the pitch at full-time.

Hibs for English Championship outfit Wycombe.Jack Ross confirmed ahead of the Hibees’ home defeat to Aberdeen that the Irish winger had been left out due to a deal being imminent, but wouldn’t confirm which club.However, understands the Chairboys are the former Preston North End man’s destination.The 28-year-old is out of contract at the end of this season and had been in talks with Gareth Ainsworth’s side for the past couple of weeks.Ross moved over the weekend to secure Jamie Murphy on an initial loan from Rangers and the former Motherwell man made his debut as a second half sub against the Dons.His arrival has paved the way for Horgan to head south, where he will join up with former Hearts striker Uche Ikpeazu at Adams Park.“It's likely

Hibs in the coming week.  The Irish winger has been at the club since 2018 but will be allowed to leave.  Hibs signed Jamie Murphy on Saturday and he is on the bench against Aberdeen.  There’s no Horgan in the squad and he will now leave Easter Road.Horgan is in the last year of his contract at the club and will move back down south in the coming days.Ross said: "Daryl Horgan is out of the team today. "It’s likely that he’ll move on from the club in the coming days. "That’s been one that’s been in the pipeline for a few weeks so we needed to get some cover."Horgan has made 80 appearances for the Hibees since joining from Preston North End.

Hibs can cope with their losses to make a strong push in the Premiership. And the Irish ace wants to make it impossible for boss Jack Ross to leave him out for the gruelling upcoming campaign.

Celtic to a 3-1 win over Hibs in their pre-season friendly as Leigh Griffiths made his return.The hastily-arranged game came just 24 hours after a meeting with Ross County and the players who started that game were given the afternoon off.It was a positive start from Hibs, who were exploiting Celtic in wide areas and causing plenty of problems.It was through that they scored their first goal, Ben Stirling unleashing Daryl Horgan down the right to curl in a perfect cross.Youngster Josh Doig who met it at the back post, firing past Connor Hazard with a left-footed volley.A much-changed Hibs team looked confident and composed, but they were guilty of over-playing as they conceded an equaliser.Melker Hallberg dwelled too long on the ball and