Hibernian has confirmed their second preseason fixture, set to take place against Cliftonville FC on July 4. This match is part of Hibernian's preparations in Ireland as they gear up for the UEFA Conference League. The club, managed by David Gray, will begin their training camp in Ireland on July 28, with their first friendly match against Shamrock Rovers at Tallaght Stadium. Cliftonville, a historic club founded in 1879, finished fifth in the Northern Ireland Premiership during the 2025/26 season. The upcoming match will be played behind closed doors, providing a focused environment for Hibernian as they work on their tactics and fitness. Following this fixture, Hibernian will return to Edinburgh on July 5 before heading to Portugal for a warm-weather training camp. During this camp, they will face reigning champions Porto in another closed-door match. Hibernian's busy schedule continues with a friendly against Danish side Brondby on July 18 at Easter Road, marking an important phase in their preparation for the competitive season ahead.