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Hibs Say Goodbye to Star Winger Martin Boyle

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Farewell to Hibs Star Winger: Martin Boyles Unforgettable Journey

Martin Boyle, the last active player from Hibs 2016 Scottish Cup-winning squad, is set to leave the club at the end of this season. Boyle, a thirty-two-year-old Australian international, joined Hibs in 2015 and has since become a fan favorite with his impressive goals and memorable moments. Hes scored one hundred eight goals in four hundred appearances, just six shy of Arthur Duncans record. Boyles highlights include a first-half hat-trick against Rangers and a dramatic equalizer in a derby. His departure has been mutually agreed upon, allowing him to focus on his international career with the Socceroos. Expect a heartfelt farewell in his final Easter Road game.

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Hibs Say Goodbye to Star Winger Martin Boyle

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Edinburgh News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Hibs Say Goodbye to Star Winger Martin Boyle. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Hibbs fans are gearing up for an emotional goodbye to their star-winger Martin Boyle, who set to leave at the end of the season. The 32-year-old Australian International is the last active player from the 2016 Scottish Cup winning squad still with the club. He joined back in January 2015 in a swap deal from Dundee for young talent, Alex Harris, and that move turned into pure gold. Dundee's journey started in Aberdeen with Montrose, where he debuted at just 16 against Hibbs in a Scottish Cup match. After stints there and Dundee, he made the permanent switch to Hibbs that summer, quickly proving his worth with nine goals in the promotion push, the. Next year, his highlights pack a punch, a first half hat trick in a league cup semi against Ranger stands out, plus five goals in Enborough, Derby's during eight, wins, a draws, and six losses. He's still buzzed by his dramatic equalizer off the bench in a Derby, right after his surprise return from a Saudi stint in Saudi Arabia in early 2022.

Club Talks last month led to a mutual decision to part ways, letting Boyle-I options ahead of the World Cup with the Sakharoos. He's closing in on 400 appearances and sits 11th on Hibbs's all-time scores with 100 a goals, just six shy of Arthur Duncan. That coach David Gray calls him an incredible servant to the club, focused on ending strong to boost his international shot. Expect a massive send-off in his final Easter Road game, capping a legacy that's got everyone reflecting on the magic he brought. Stay informed with Edinburgh News Today, AI-powered updates. I'm Corey, with the story.

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