What's Happening?
Eddie May is set to leave his coaching position at Hibernian at the end of June, concluding 12 years of service at Easter Road. May, who played over 100 matches for the club between 1985 and 1989, returned in 2014 to work in various roles, including academy
and player development. He also served as caretaker manager in 2019, winning three out of five matches. In 2024, he was appointed assistant coach alongside Liam Craig under head coach David Gray. Hibernian recently announced the return of John Potter, who was assistant manager from 2019 to 2021.
Why It's Important?
Eddie May's departure marks a significant transition for Hibernian, as the club seeks to revamp its coaching staff. His long tenure and diverse roles at the club underscore his influence and contribution to Hibernian's development programs. The reshuffling of the coaching staff could impact the team's performance and strategy, as new leadership dynamics are established. This change reflects broader trends in sports management, where clubs frequently update their coaching teams to adapt to evolving competitive environments.
