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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 Easter Road side has been busy adding to its development squad in the last six weeks, bringing in no fewer than five new faces as they continue preparations to revive their second string.
The Easter Road side currently lie seventh in the Scottish Premiership, 12 points behind Hearts in third place but just two points behind Dundee United in fourth and with Hibs having a slightly more favourable run of fixtures between now and the Scottish Cup quarter-finals, they have hopes of once again qualifying for contintental competition after reaching the third qualifying round of this term’s Europa Conference League where they lost to HNK Rijeka of Croatia having seen off Andorran side FC Santa Coloma at the previous stage.
Hibs chief executive Ben Kensell has admitted that the protracted transfer saga over Martin Boyle last month disrupted the team and new manager Shaun Maloney’s plans.
So much has changed at Hibs since chief executive Ben Kensell’s arrival at the club in July.
Chris Mueller is confident the goals will start to flow now he’s broken his duck for Hibs.
It has been quite an eventful six weeks for Kevin Nisbet but, just when Hibs needed him most, he popped up with an important goal at Gayfield to effectively book the Easter Road side’s passage into the next round, with Chris Mueller’s late effort the gloss on the scoreline, but no less than the Scottish Premiership side deserved.
A lot can change in a year. Just ask Hibs striker Kevin Nisbet.