Hibs head into the second half of the campaign aiming to secure a top-four finish under head coach David Gray after his impressive debut season at Easter Road last term.
Currently on course for a second successive top-half finish, the Leith outfit currently trails fourth-place Motherwell by two points, and will hope they can repeat the impeccable form they showed in the second half of last season that saw them turn relegation dogfight into revolution.
With Nectar Triantis, Mykola Kukharevych, and Lewis Miller all no longer part of the Hibs squad following their summer departures, head coach Gray will be relying on stalwarts such as Martin Boyle and hotshot striker Kieron Bowie as they look to fight their way to a European spot.
Alongside the aforementioned trio, Hibs also waved goodbye to Marvin Ekpiteta, Nathan Mariah-Welsh, and Dwight Gayle in the summer as the club made way for new arrivals. But while Hibs have battled for a place in the top half of the Scottish Premiership, what happened to those who moved on in the summer window?
Here we look at the 17 Hibs players who moved away from the club before the start of the new campaign, and assess how they have done for their new teams in the first half of the season. Who has found success away from Easter Road - and who regrets their decision to leave?
13. Kyle McClelland - Glenavon
The former Rangers youngster made sporadic first-team appearances upon his arrival at Easter Road in 2022, before taking in season-long loan spells at Queen of the South and Coleraine. Having struggled to break into the Hibs first-team setup, McClelland returned home to Northern Ireland to sign for Glenavon. He played 15 times for his new side, though they are currently rooted to the bottom of the NIFL Premiership and seven points from safety. | SNS Group
14. Dylan Vente - Heerenveen
Having struggled for form in the Scottish Premiership, the striker returned to the Eredivisie with PEC Zwolle on a season-long loan last summer. He rediscovered his scoring touch by bagging 14 goals in 31 games, sparking interest from several Dutch top-flight sides. In the end, Heerenveen won the race for his signature, and he's repaid them by scoring seven goals in all competitions. | ANP/AFP via Getty Images
15. Ben Vickery - Manchester City
The talented teenage goalkeeper was snapped up by Manchester City following a successful trial in the summer, with the English Premier League giants paying a reported fee of £200,000 for the 16-year-old. Described as a "young player with a lot of potential", he had "a lot of interest in him from elite clubs below the border" according to sporting director Malky Mackay prior to his move to the Etihad. He's not featured for the senior sides yet, but has featured for the club's academy teams. | Getty Images
16. Nohan Kenneh - Tranmere Rovers
The Liberian international moved to Prenton Park on a free transfer, and has featured regularly in EFL League Two. He's played in 18 of Rovers' 25 league games, registering one assist. Currently in 17th, Andy Crosby's side are hoping to put together a run of performances in the second half of the campaign in order to steer clear of the drop. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group