Hibernian are taking a look at winger Rabbi Matondo, who is currently without a club, during their training camp in La Manga. The 26-year-old, who previously played for Rangers and was let go by Norwegian club Brann, hopes to secure a deal with the Edinburgh team.
The Premiership club, positioned in 10th place, is reviewing its playing staff during the pause for international matches. Their performances in recent games have yielded a mixed set of results, which they will be eager to better when competitive action returns. Their schedule continues with an away match against Dundee United.
Matondo, who has been selected for the Wales national team, offers speed and the ability to play wide, which might benefit a team with its current goal difference. This trial period allows the club to consider adding a player with his background without significant commitment. Among the current attacking players, Martin Boyle has found the net the most times so far in the campaign.
Other Scottish football notes
Other stories from Scottish football circles were reported. Gvidas Gineitis, a midfielder from Lithuania who attracted interest from Celtic, spoke about the possibility of a transfer. He stated that moving to the title-winning Scottish side "would be an interesting and rewarding experience".
In other news, a young player named Rydnn McGuire agreed to terms with Rangers, choosing them over opportunities in England. Ex-Hibernian coach Bobby Williamson, who put his name forward for the Scotland managerial position, looked back on his time in management. He remarked that his achievements, including a Scottish Cup victory with Kilmarnock and success in Uganda, constituted a respectable career, adding that his top-level coaching qualification expired ten years ago.
Albania selected Hearts player Sabah Kerjota for the first time, and a previous owner of Hamilton is preparing to take the league authorities to court. Hibernian's attention is fixed on their preparations in Spain, where Matondo's audition could provide a timely lift before an important phase of the league season.
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