Regardless of any legal clauses or fine print hidden in contracts, Hibs is adamant that Nectar Triantis will not be returning to Sunderland before the season ends. With the team climbing the Scottish Premiership table, Triantis has become a crucial asset they cannot afford to lose.
As David Gray’s team enters a crucial ten-game stretch, hopes are high that they will finish on the positive side of the league split. After a rocky start to the season, Hibs have shown great improvement and are now eyeing a spot in the race for European competition.
Gray seems to be reaping the rewards of his hard work and dedication as a manager, with the team in good form. Following a convincing win against Motherwell, he made it clear that Triantis will be staying until the end of the season, praising the young player’s commitment to improvement.
Triantis, who scored a crucial goal in the match, has been a standout performer for Hibs. With other players stepping up in key roles, the team’s depth and talent are on display. The potential return of injured players and new signings could further strengthen Gray’s options as they push for success.
Captain Martin Boyle’s impressive performances as a forward have been key to the team’s recent success. Given the freedom to roam and create opportunities, he has become a crucial player for Hibs in their quest for a successful season.