Hibernian begin search for new head coach after David Gray exit
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The short version
- Hibernian parted company with head coach David Gray.
- Sporting director Malky Mackay is overseeing the search for a successor.
- The team is due to travel to Spain for a training break during the schedule pause.
- The club hopes to announce the new head coach sooner rather than later.
Hibernian are working to appoint David Gray's successor, with sporting director Malky Mackay leading a recruitment process during a break in the schedule.
Hibernian have moved on from head coach David Gray, with the separation formally completed a few days before the club's most recent match at Easter Road. The Scottish club now faces the task of recruiting his successor.
The team is scheduled to travel to Spain for a training break, a window that could allow an incoming head coach to work with the squad without the immediate pressure of fixtures. The pause in the calendar gives the club time to conduct its search.
Sporting director Malky Mackay and the recruitment team are responsible for the appointment. The structure is intended to reduce disruption when a head coach departs, and the club is expected to move quickly to name Gray's replacement.
Written by the Matchday Live desk from reporting by Yahoo Sports.
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