Hibs winger Martin Boyle has been rewarded for his enduring service to the Easter Road club with a testimonial.

The Australia international joined in early 2015 on loan from Dundee, before signing permanently that summer, and has gone on to become the 10th top scorer in Hibs history.

Boyle has netted 114 goals and contributed 74 assists in 420 appearances over his two spells in Edinburgh, briefly departing for Saudi Arabian side Al-Faisaly in early 2022 before returning that August.

Boyle, who was an unused substitute when Hibs defeated Rangers to lift a first Scottish Cup in 114 years, is the sole survivor from that history-making squad of 2016.

Since his Hibs debut in January 2015, the 33 year-old is the fourth top scorer in Scotland's top two divisions on 86 league goals, three ahead of former Easter Road striker Leigh Griffiths.

Boyle's only other major title with Hibs was a Championship winner's medal in 2017 when the club were promoted back to the top flight at their third attempt.

Other notable moments include Boyle's first-half League Cup semi-final hat-trick in a Hampden win over Rangers before Hibs narrowly lost the 2021 final to Celtic.

Currently vice-captain, Boyle has captained the Leith side on 63 occasions with his most productive season coming in 2024-25 where he netted 15 league goals in 36 appearances.