Graeme Mathie: Last News

Scottish Premiership sides Rangers, Hibs and Motherwell are set to reap the rewards from a new transfer innovation ahead of a defining January window.

Graeme Mathie was spotted in the Directors Box during Celtic's win over St Johnstone - sparking speculation he could be lined up for a role at Parkhead.

Ambitious Hibs are reportedly closing in on finalising a major structural shake-up that will secure key arrivals in a revamped recruitment department.

Hibs must learn from a disappointing deadline day – hinting sporting director Graeme Mathie could be on the way out. Boss Jack Ross was left frustrated by the failure to land key target Jamie McGrath from St Mirren.

Hibs’ radar. The 20-year-old is out of favour at Hull City and could be available on loan.Dundee United were also interested but have now re-signed Marc McNulty although St Johnstone and Hibs both remain keen.

Hibs wanted to sign him and the Easter Road outfit now look set to beat Oxford United, where Cadden had a spell on loan, to his signature. The 24-year-old is keen to get his career back on track after limited game time with the Major League Soccer champions.Jack Ross hopes to get a deal agreed this week.

Leeann Dempster has revealed Hibs did NOT agree to their New Year clash with Celtic being rearranged. The outgoing Easter Road chief executive insists the SPFL have moved the Premiership fixture without consulting the Edinburgh club.Earlier today, it was announced the Hibees' trip to Celtic Park had been moved from Saturday, January 9 to an unusual Monday, January 11 slot at 7.45pm.

Motherwell midfielder Allan Campbell is on the radar of Hibs in a reported £200K deal, it has been reported.The Scotland under-21 star has been a stand-out for Stephen Robinson's side so far this season but the Easter Road side look set to test The Steelmen's resolve.With the 22-year-old out of contract at Fir Park this summer it is claimed by Campbell is high on Jack Ross' wishlist.Head of football Graeme Mathie is said to have identified the academy graduate as a top transfer target with days left in the window with the Hibees willing to offer the £200K compensation fee now.However, the Premiership rivals are likely to face competition for Campbell's signature from both north and south of the border.Follow Lanarkshire Live Sport onTwitter

Hibs can’t offer what Fraser can get in England but believe they can develop his career and push him into the Scotland set-up.Head of football operations Graeme Mathie and manager Jack Ross are actively trying to sell their vision for their club.Ross has turned his attention to Fraser after he lost out in moves for Greg Docherty and Ross McCrorie.Docherty decided to move to Hull while Aberdeen beat their rivals to the punch for McCrorie.Hibs did manage to land keeper Barnes on a season-long loan from Queen’s Park Rangers.The 24-year-old admitted he got a glowing reference on Hibs from former Hearts captain Lee Wallace and their fellow QPR team mate Liam Kelly.Barnes said: “I got the phone call a couple of weeks ago and as it developed to me

Hibernian sporting director Graeme Mathie admits John McGinn in the benchmark as the capital club attempt to create a conveyor belt of talent.

Steven Whittaker is the biggest name on a list of six players leaving Hibs at the end of their contracts next week.