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Hibs need to show their mettle and prove they have big-club mentality. The Easter Road side still sit in the top four but go into the international break after two damaging defeats by Hearts and Aberdeen.

Jack Ross ripped into his team after they meekly surrendered third spot to Aberdeen. The Easter Road outfit could have gone second with a win but slipped to fourth after a self-inflicted defeat at Pittodrie.

Jack Ross after Hibs moved late for the Scotland under-21 international. Magennis has been with the Buddies for 17 years, since joining the club's youth academy at the age of just five.

St Mirren ’s Kyle Magennis at the third time of asking. The Edinburgh club are on the verge of agreeing a six-figure deal with the Buddies for their midfielder.It is understood that Magennis is currently in the capital going through his medical with the Easter Road club.Saints wanted to keep a hold of their home-grown star and that was why they had thrown out two earlier bids, as confirmed in an official club statement earlier this week.

Jeremie Frimpong. Experienced replacement Lewis Stevenson didn’t have any better luck trying to halt Celtic’s in-form kid and Ross said Doig had nothing to regret after the 3-0 defeat.He said: “Look, it was difficult.

Celtic will have to be at their best today. Jack Ross has Hibs rocking and they continued their fast start to the Premiership season with a richly deserved 2-2 draw with Rangers last week.

Hibs out of having a big role in the title race.The Celtic boss plays host to the high-flying Easter Road outfit on Sunday in a mouth-watering crunch at Parkhead.Lennon’s old team enter the weekend just three points off the pace at the summit of the Scottish Premiership after an impressive start to the campaign under gaffer Jack Ross.Hibs underlined their abilities six days ago by holding leaders Rangers to a 2-2 draw on home soil to set themselves up for a showdown with the champions.Lennon knows that it will be extremely tough for any other side to maintain a strong challenge to the Glasgow pair in the flag fight over the course of a marathon and squad-sapping 38-game programme.But he also acknowledges that it would be wrong for anyone at

Jack Ross admits he was left kicking himself after his side's 2-2 draw with Rangers, having waited too long to make a change.The capital earned a share of the spoils at Easter Road, with Christian Doidge grabbing an equaliser with just under 20 minutes to play.Hibs had only been behind once this season before Scott Arfield's strike, and their manager admits he should have made changes before Rangers took the lead.Ross told Sky Sports:"For us it's not happened very often this season, I think the only time has been Aberdeen when we went on to lose the game - that's the only time we've been behind."So it was a different test for us today."Either side of half-time I thought we lost our way a little bit, the end of the first half and then I

Hibs?Jack Ross' side have also made a strong start to the Premiership campaign and currently sit third in the table.

Hibs boss has been planning for tomorrow's match against St Mirren in Paisley despite concerns that it would be called off. Two members of Jim Goodwin's squad have been ruled out after testing positive, including goalkeeper Jak Alnwick.

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

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 could and couldn’t do after Alex Gogic’s coronavirus test confusion. The Cypriot midfielder’s initial, private test done by the club returned an inconclusive result, before a second, NHS test showed the former Hamilton man didn’t have the virus.

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.

Jamie Murphy.The Easter Road outfit are keen to land the former Scotland star either on-loan or on a permanent basis, which would require a six-figure fee.Jack Ross wants to add quality to his squad while they are in a position of strength and believes Murphy would be another major attacking asset to his side who sit joint-top of the table with Rangers.Hibs tried to land Rangers team mate Ross McCrorie earlier this month but lost out to Aberdeen who gazumped their move at the last minute, with a late £350,000 bid.Rangers manager Steven Gerrard has already admitted that Murphy is frustrated by his lack of first-team football at Ibrox.The 31-year-old spent last season on a successful loan at Burton Albion and is at a stage of his career where

Ross McCrorie has only strengthened his resolve to keep improving his Hibs squad.The Easter Road boss was disappointed to miss out on the Rangers midfielder, who looked set to join Hibs only for Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes to step in on Monday and get a loan deal, which will be made permanent at the end of the season, over the line.Ross refused to go into details about the deal but admitted that he won't hesitate to go into the market if another player he believes can strengthen his team becomes available.Ahead of tomorrow's visit to St Johnstone, he said: "Now he’s Derek’s player, so it’s none of my business,” he said.“We want to try and keep improving our squad, but we weren’t able to do it that way so we need to try and find a way of

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Hibs owner Ron Gordon last night, during which he made his transfer pitch to try and tee up more new signings.The American flew into Scotland two weeks ago, but could only meet face to face with the Easter Road boss on Monday after exiting the required period of quarantine.Ross admitted last week that he didn’t expect much more to be done in terms of new faces unless one or two more were shipped out, and that the fee received for Florian Kamberi from St Gallen wouldn’t be reinvested in the squad.The pair enjoyed 18 holes last night, but it was recruitment rather than opening drives that were top of Ross’ agenda.The Hibees have been anything but below par in the opening two weeks of the season, making the cut against Kilmarnock with a 2-1

Florian Kamberi off their books after the front man signed a three-year deal with Swiss club St Gallen. He goes in as a replacement for Cedric Itten, who's move to Rangers on a four-year deal earlier this week paved the way for Kamberi's swtich.The clubs agreed an undisclosed fee, understood to be around £150,000, for the want-away hit man on Monday night.Personal terms have been agreed and a deal thrashed out that allows both player and the capital to move on after a less than happy end to his time at Hibs.

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.

Hearts made a last-gasp bid to hijack his move to Hibs – but he was only interested in a switch to Leith. Reports of a late transfer bid from Tynecastle boss Robbie Neilson, left, were denied last week.