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The former Hibs midfielder has been assessing who could become the next manager at Easter Road.

Former Hibernian midfielder Scott Allan believes the club will recruit a foreign head coach following the sacking of David Gray. Gray was dismissed after two full seasons in charge at Easter Road, leading the club's board and sporting director Malky Mackay to seek a successor.
Allan noted that successful recent appointments across the Scottish Premiership, such as Jens Berthel Askou previously at Motherwell, highlight an increasing demand for attractive, possession-based football. He emphasized that the Gordon family and club leadership face considerable pressure to make the correct managerial choice.
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