Rebuilding the Hibernian Team: A Temporary Call-up of Two Youth Academy Players for First Team.

As we look ahead to the upcoming season, it's clear that rebuilding the Hibernian team will be a top priority. With a new manager and a new squad, there is no doubt that the team needs to be in good shape before the start of the campaign.

One way to do this is by making temporary calls-up from the youth academy. This approach has been used successfully in the past, with players such as Scott Brown and Ryan Jack being called up from the academy to make their first-team debuts. In fact, one of the most successful teams in Scottish football history was built on the back of a strong youth system, so it makes sense to take advantage of the talent that is already available within the club.

Two young players who could potentially benefit from this approach are Cameron McGeehan and Ryan Fraser. Both have shown promise at the youth level, with McGeehan having played for the under-21s last season while Fraser has impressed in training. Both would provide valuable experience for the first team, as well as giving fans something to get excited about.

Of course, there are always risks involved with making temporary calls-ups, but if done correctly, they can be a powerful tool in building a stronger team. The key is to ensure that these players are given the necessary support and guidance to help them develop into regular first-team fixtures. With the right approach, there is every chance that the youth academy players will make a significant impact on the team in the coming seasons.