Hibernian head coach David Grey has agreed a contract extension that may hold him at Easter Street till 2028.
The 36-year-old took cost final summer time following Lee Johnson’s departure and has turned the membership’s fortunes round after a dismal begin.
They sit third within the Premiership, however one win of their first 14 league video games noticed them backside of the desk with stress rising on the previous captain.
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Highlights from the Scottish Premiership match between Hibernian and Celtic
However Hibs are actually on a 17-game unbeaten run, a post-war membership document, with wins in opposition to leaders Celtic, Rangers and Edinburgh rivals Hearts.
Grey, who made 177 appearances for the Hibees as a participant, has already been named Premiership supervisor of the month 3 times this season, one other document for the Leith membership.
Assistant head coaches Eddie Could, Liam Craig and Craig Samson have additionally agreed contract extensions.
Grey has been named Premiership supervisor of the month 3 times this season
Grey mentioned: “It is a soccer membership meaning loads to me, my household, and my employees, and we’re delighted to have signed new offers. I have been very open in regards to the assist we have acquired from the board and it means loads to be backed by the Gordon household and Malky Mackay.
“There have been ups and downs this season, but the turnaround we’ve had is due to everyone’s hard work. The players and the staff have worked tirelessly to get us in the position we’re in heading into the split.
“As a collective group, we need to proceed making the supporters proud. They’ve been with us each step of the best way this season, and we won’t thank them sufficient for that.
“The aim for us is to build on our performances and to pick up as many points as possible. We’re excited about the future here at Hibs.”
Eddie Could (L), Liam Craig and Craig Samson are additionally staying at Easter Street
Hibs sporting director Malky Mackay added: “I am delighted that David, and his staff have extended their commitment to our club, and they thoroughly deserve their new contracts. David is a terrific ambassador and leader for our team and this club and his staff have worked tirelessly to help Hibs succeed.
“Over the course of the season, it has been evident to everybody how David has tailored, developed, and improved quite a few our gamers, which has allowed us to make nice strides on the pitch.
“He is someone that fully understands the fabric of this football club and has a deep desire to be successful here. Tying down someone of David’s calibre was an important step for us, and we look forward to what the future holds.”
