The former Hibs star has had several injury issues in his career.

Former Hibernian midfielder Kyle Magennis has completed a permanent move to Scottish Championship part-time club Arbroath after leaving Kilmarnock. Magennis hopes moving to a part-time schedule will help him overcome persistent hamstring, knee, and ligament injuries that have caused him to miss nearly four years of action throughout his career.
Magennis made an immediate impact for player-manager Colin Hamilton's side, providing an assist off the bench in a 4-1 victory against Ayr United. Magennis explained that training twice a week gives him additional recovery time, expressing his ultimate ambition to eventually earn a return to full-time football.
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