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Alan Hutton urges Marink Reedijk’s Hibs to target third place in the Scottish Premiership after a poor start, with a Hearts cup win a potential boost.
Former Scotland defender Alan Hutton believes new Hibernian manager Marink Reedijk must target a third-place finish in the Scottish Premiership and prioritize a strong Premier Sports Cup campaign. Reedijk replaced David Gray following a poor start to the season and has utilized the international break for an intensive training camp.
Speaking to NetBet Sport, Hutton stated that securing a top-six finish should be a minimum requirement alongside pushing for third place behind Celtic and Rangers. He also highlighted Hibernian's upcoming cup semifinal against rivals Hearts at Hampden as a vital opportunity to build positive domestic momentum.
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