Hibernian FC has made a significant addition to their squad by signing Josh Mulligan, a highly talented midfielder who left Dundee after his contract expired. The 22-year-old, who has already made 122 appearances for Dundee, including 41 last season, is known for his versatility and ability to play both as a central midfielder and a right wing-back.

Mulligan, who has represented Scotland at the under-21 level 12 times, has signed a four-year deal with Hibs. Hibernian head coach David Gray praised Mulligan as one of the most 'eye-catching young players' in the Scottish Premiership last season. Gray highlighted Mulligan's eagerness to progress and develop, as well as his ability to provide the team with extra options due to his versatility.

Mulligan's journey began at Dundee's academy, and he has since become a key player for the club. Last season, he set up five goals from various positions on the field. His signing is expected to bolster Hibs' midfield and provide them with more tactical flexibility.

Key Highlights:

• Versatility: Comfortable in both central midfield and right wing-back positions.
• Experience: 122 appearances for Dundee, including 41 last season.
• International Experience: 12 caps for Scotland under-21s.

This acquisition is seen as a strategic move by Hibernian to strengthen their squad for the upcoming season, aiming to compete more effectively in the Scottish Premiership.