Hibernian FC has made a significant addition to its coaching staff by appointing John Potter as the new Assistant Coach ahead of the 2026/27 season. Potter, who previously served as Assistant Manager under Jack Ross from November 2019 to December 2021, will officially join the club when players return for pre-season training later this month. His extensive experience in Scottish football, including recent managerial roles at Kelty Hearts and Raith Rovers, positions him as a valuable asset for the team. Head Coach David Gray expressed his delight at Potter's return, emphasizing the importance of his knowledge and understanding of Hibernian. Gray noted that Potter has been instrumental in his own coaching journey, making this appointment a strategic move for the club's future. Sporting Director Malky Mackay echoed these sentiments, highlighting Potter's strong relationship with Gray and his wealth of experience in Scottish football. Mackay believes that Potter's presence will complement the existing coaching setup effectively. Potter himself shared his excitement about rejoining Hibernian, recognizing the club's ambition and passionate support. He looks forward to contributing to the team's success in the upcoming season and supporting both players and staff as they strive for progress.