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Elias Melkersen and James Scott, who were on the bench for the 2-0 victory over Ross County last weekend, won’t be involved due to illness, taking the number of sidelined players to eight.
The 19-year-old arrived during the January transfer window for a six-figure fee from Norwegian champions Bodø/Glimt but has been given time to adjust to Scottish football.
Ange Postecoglou reckons Bodo/Glimt are a brilliant example to Scottish clubs on how to punch way above their weight.
Hibs are no different. Throughout the month of January, in the winter transfer window, eight first-team players were integrated into the first-team squad – Rocky Bushiri, Harry Clarke, Ewan Henderson, Sylvester Jasper, Elias Melkersen, Demi Mitchell, Chris Mueller and Dylan Tait – while a further nine left on permanent or loan deals.
The 19-year-old striker moved to Edinburgh from Norwegian champions Bodø/Glimt early last month for a significant six-figure fee but is yet to play a competitive game.
Hibs expect to be without the services of captain Paul Hanlon and midfielder Joe Newell when they head through to Ibrox on Wednesday evening.
Hibernian goalkeeper Matt Macey hopes to have recovered from a dead leg in time for the visit of St Mirren, but he faces a fight to get back into the side after debutant Kevin Dabrowski impressed in his absence against Hearts.
The reality was that nearly an entire new team of players had arrived at Easter Road over the course of the previous 31 days, while a handful had left as well.